Today, grammar exists as a field within linguistics but still retains a relationship with these other disciplines.
In 1965 the Cook Islands moved to self-government but retained a relationship of free association with New Zealand.
"He went from utter comfort to being on the precipice again," said one real estate executive who has worked with Mr. Macklowe and asked not to be identified to retain a relationship with the developer.
A drone, on the other hand, has a coefficient of relationship with one of his sterile sisters of only one-fourth, but retains a relationship of one-half with his mother and daughters (future sterile workers).
And banks are anxious to retain a relationship with their corporate customers by helping firms find the cash they can no longer provide.Some fret, though, that Europe's smaller firms, the engines of its future growth, are losing out, because they are less able than their big brothers to tap transatlantic institutions.
But my mother's generous spirit allowed me to retain a relationship with her ex-husband.
Dilla did his fair share of perfunctorily functional grooves, but at his most creative he deconstructed the rhythm, placing the booms and baps, hi hats and claps, in an off-relationship to each other, clustered too close or coming in too late, but always retaining a ghostly relationship to hip-hop feel.
Mrs May's task is to chart a course between the two extremes and find a way through that both holds her party together and benefits the country, while retaining a good relationship with Europe.
In so doing, it will be shown that this extension exhibits some very interesting properties while still retaining a functional relationship to the I-G.
In order to limit missing risk factor data while retaining a temporal relationship between measure and screening we used a series of cut-points (HbA1c ±180 days, blood pressure ±90 days and BMI or smoking status ±1085 days).
