"But it is a cautionary reminder that the U.S.-Russian relationship remains a selective partnership where cold war legacies persist".
We're a very small and very focused and very selective partnership.
They also noted that both plants and fungi could be selective in their partnerships to ensure that both partners received the best rate of exchange, thereby preventing the "enslavement" of one partner by another.
But the question facing Brazil, and Latin America more generally, is whether a wide range of superficial friendships, instead of more selective but deeper partnerships, will help or hinder its rise.
Rather, Dooley and Dauman stressed, the emphasis for this year will be on developing the company's existing Web properties and augmenting that internal growth with the selective pursuit of "partnerships and smaller acquisitions".
I noted that the partnership was selective.
These moves signal a potentially significant shift in Ankara to much stronger support for the democratic Arab awakening, from one of indiscriminate partnership to selective containment and engagement.
Dan Sanborn, Senior Vice President of Culture and Partnerships, who says the brand is highly selective when it comes to brand partnerships, believes the Grammy partnership reminds him of "the ultimate collaborations that make the Grammys great".
If a partnership is created, it should be written to prevent "selective memory" and to clarify a variety of issues.
And the possibilities for partnerships with other applications seems endless (although Foursquare wants to be selective with its partners).
Correction: February 3 , 2002 Sunday An article last Sunday about the legal and regulatory issues posed by Enron's LJM2 partnership misstated the effective date of Regulation FD, a Securities and Exchange Commission rule prohibiting selective disclosure of significant corporate information.
