Sentence examples for relationships of equity from inspiring English sources
The projects that followed aimed at creating dialogue between different age groups, gender(s), sexual orientations, socio-economic conditions, political perspectives and cultural backgrounds, providing a framework for relationships of equity based on the respect of differences.
He thought the world's heart beat at some terrible cost and that the world's pain and its beauty moved in a relationship of diverging equity and that in this headlong deficit the blood of multitudes might ultimately be exacted for the vision of a single flower.
"We will continue to evaluate individual home equity lines of credit in relationship to the amount of equity a customer has in their home," she said, "and if appropriate, we'll lower the line amount".
"We believe that we have to move beyond the Indian Act system and we have to move forward to establish new mechanisms and new relationships founded upon the principles of equity, the principles of giving people access to basic human services and basic human rights, and I think shelter".
Even though the partnership was developed in the spirit of collaboration, reciprocal relationships, and equity, the structure of the M&E framework had an implicit assumption that change is one-directional.
The same factors that influence the strength of social bonds within dyads also influence the extent of equity in grooming relationships.
Prioritizing and choosing activities, particularly which ones to dismiss, could be an onerous task and, for some, challenged their perception of equity in the relationship.
When we discuss the lack of equity in the Duggars' relationship, we must keep in mind that this was never a consideration.
The relationship between firms' voluntary strategy disclosures and the cost of equity capital is a field of considerable interest both in economic theory and in managerial practice.
They may have different views on the role of equity and take different approaches in their relationships with partners (40).
Botosan (1997) provides a seminal study examining the relationship between a self-constructed annual report disclosure score and the cost of equity capital.
