Sentence examples for relationships notes from inspiring English sources

Even with the growing police state, the Chinese government probably does not want to risk losing even some of these beneficial relationships," notes international lawyer Elizabeth Lynch, formerly a research fellow at New York University's U.S.-Asia U.S.-Asia Law Instituterk Ciny, at the ChiNew York Citycy blog.

It also invites applications for studies that "address why relationships with pets are more important to some children than to others" and that "explore the quality of child-pet relationships, noting variability of human-animal relationships within a family".

The candidate said there was nothing inappropriate about these relationships, noting that Mr. Moreno was never charged and that his father's friendship with the elder Ochoa was based on mutual love of horses.

He distinguishes between marriage and healthy relationships, noting the prevalence of stable, long-term unmarried relationships in Europe (where the marriage decline is not considered a crisis, he writes).

This section of the article is concerned with the variety of relationships noted between man and animals and plants in myths and popular folk traditions and in so-called primitive and popular systems of classification.

Similarly, school shooters' struggles with bullying and social hierarchies don't conflict with the concept of loss of status or of romantic relationships noted in the F.B.I. study Cullen cites.

Holt also described steps Uber is taking to improve its driver operations and relationships, noting that it's "underinvested in the driver experience" thus far, leading to "frayed" relationships with its drivers.

He also confirmed our scoop that he's been reaching out to content creators for feedback and relationships, noting that "Right now we're in information gathering mode, and part of that means talking to people.

A neutral reading of this would simply hold that the objective-reality hierarchy is determined by the formal-reality hierarchy, where the latter is determined by the asymmetrical ontological dependence relationships noted earlier.

The scientists also summarize the legal challenges faced by couples seeking to end their relationships, noting that the laws formalizing same-sex relationships "complicate situations for couples who decide to dissolve their relationship".

However, adjusting for these baseline differences did not change the relationships noted in the bivariate analyses.