Sentence examples for setting up a relationship from inspiring English sources

Collaborate, but stick to your principles: When setting up a relationship with a new supplier it is important to be clear about what you expect from them at the outset.

Lala's chief executive Bill Nguyen said the site is built on setting up a relationship with record labels in advance, committing to pay them$140m over two years - a penny for every play - if it hits targets.

Kirven James Boyd and Samuel Lee Roberts, bare-chested and wearing orange pants, began moving slowly, expansively, mirroring the violin in John Mackey's score and setting up a relationship of wary respect.

By setting up a relationship that's constantly shifting and uncertain, he combats the claustrophobia of the setting (most of the action is confined to the cabin of Sayed's van) and the spareness of the story.

"It's setting up a relationship with your child in that if they see or do something online that might be a bad idea, they come talk about it". Discuss in advance what to do if a friend shows them something inappropriate.

"The big thing for the enterprise is making sure the sales team and delivery team are in place and setting up a relationship with partners and the channel to support that.

So I find it helpful to set up a relationship with a local to have them walk you through what you need to know: what things can freeze, whether bears are still active, what mice can do".

With the help of Ostwald ripening and micromechanical theory, we set up a relationship for sintering condition, volume fraction of tungsten and mechanical properties to help material design, production and mechanical property prediction.

This combination of architectural and urbanistic implications, therefore, sets up a relationship between housing and forest/agriculture where each microquarry becomes its own microterritory or neighborhood of houses, where each neighborhood manages and regulates its own agricultural, communal, and recreational territories.

He said that charities should guard against being too nice to a company simply because they need the money: "If you set up a relationship where the company wants to do something you think is wrong, but you don't say because you need the money, then two years down the line, you will have a strained relationship".

The maximum strain energy theory of failure of an elastic material under this mode of stress is used to set up a relationship between the stable length of hyphae and some of the physical parameters affecting it, including the mean energy dissipation rate in the bioreactor.