Sentence examples for revised relationship from inspiring English sources

"The vast majority of businesses across the UK want to stay in the single market, but on the basis of a revised relationship with Europe that promotes trade and competitiveness," said John Longworth of the British Chambers of Commerce.

Around such ambiguities reformers are trying to craft a revised relationship that would ease tensions between Westminster and Strasbourg without the need for a pullout.

These dynamics are driven by the changes in leadership at the union and City Hall, and the revised relationships between the mayor and the governor and New York City's new fiscal agenda.

It has revised the relationship between the state and its employees, and signalled a reconfiguring of welfare support, which is set to be more generous to some of the very poor and stingier for many others.

For frequency range 50 500 Hz, a model of the neck mouth impedance is developed based on a revised Forchheimer relationship.

We also assessed whether these characteristics were associated with the likelihood that a prescription would be revised in relationship to an alert.

The revised orthologous relationships were then incorporated into the InParanoid-driven orthologous relationships.

British Diving has undertaken some changes in its structure, has revised its relationships with the English Institute of Sport as well as made some changes to its relationships with the high performance centres.

The impact assessment methodology from the earlier studies has been updated to incorporate the extended probit methodology of Sato et al. (2004), and revised mortality relationships based mainly on copepods were developed after a thorough review of publicly available CO2 toxicity data for zooplankton and fish.

We present herein the revised structure activity relationships accounting for the critical importance of electrostatics in the Mn porphyrin-based redox modulation systems and show that the design of effective SOD mimics (per se) based on anionic porphyrins is greatly hindered by inappropriate electrostatics.

The taxonomy of the genus is complicated: sections within the genus are still being revised, and relationships within sections are not well resolved (Garcia-Jacas et al. 2006).