Sentence examples for relationships managed from inspiring English sources

Its Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 - a Stalinist piece of legislation that requires the 10 million adults who work with children to undergo criminal records checks - transforms what were once relaxed relationships between groups and individuals into relationships managed and monitored by the state.

Eminem makes sense as a launch guest, given that a big part of Apple Music, and especially Beats 1, is probably Apple's Beats acquisition, including talent relationships managed through Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre.

Coaching is about building relationships, managing egos and people, fostering mutual respect.

John Dunford, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said: "A good academic foundation is important, but children also need to learn how to build relationships, manage conflict and work well with people with different views and backgrounds.

We need to see the trend of rising caseloads reversed, so that social workers have the time necessary to build strong relationships, manage complex situations, and develop their skills, rather than suffering stress and burnout".

He also directs the league's government affairs, including the White House and State Department relationships managing the league's communication and engagement.

So, he becomes also the prime organizer, the coordinator, the fixer and also a "producer of relationships," managing the interactions between people, and creating meaningful conversations.

Add to that, the fact that life expectancy is extending, so even if relationships manage to remain intact, we're talking about sustaining partner satisfaction for potentially 70 or 80 years among our most hearty couples.

Sexual activity also includes negotiating intimate relationships, managing one's fertility, and protecting against sexually transmitted infections (STIs) (3).

Reeleder et al. identify some of the needed skills as creating relationships, managing networks, building supportive coalitions, and mobilizing support [ 57].

As summarized in Table 6 we grouped these incidents into the categories of managing self, managing relationships, managing the system (and specifically, human resource and drug supply issues), and then compared the responses between the two groups of managers.