Sentence examples for stable partnerships from inspiring English sources
Stable partnerships reduced these risks, as did recruitment from a shallow ethnic pool.
The first step is a meeting next month to "discuss options for governance that provide stable partnerships between the state and stakeholders".
"We want strong and stable partnerships with important suppliers, but must avoid falling victim to political and commercial blackmail," he said.
While people in good, stable partnerships do, on average, have less disease and later death, mounting evidence suggests that those in strained and unhappy relationships tend to fare worse medically.
Our analysis brings to fore insights that are useful in the design of partnership agreements, such as the importance of early and binding government commitments to ensure stable partnerships, and thus, successful projects.
The Roman Curia was "urgently in need of reform", he added for good measure; more consideration should be given to the "quality of homosexual relationships", as stable partnerships were certainly better than promiscuous ones; and the Church needed to reconsider its attitude to the divorced and remarried "as many people no longer marry at all".
On the western side, at least, Turkey, the US and Europe's true interests lie where they always really have done: in an enduring, interdependent and stable partnership.
Funny Cide was already gelded when the trainer Barclay Tagg purchased him last spring as a 2-year-old for $75,000 on behalf of the Sackatoga Stable partnership.
Moreover, a persistent product oriented innovation strategy geared at developing new products, new markets, or higher product quality will yield more stable partnership outcomes.
Grgich Hills Estate, the winery he founded in 1977 with siblings Austin Hills and Mary Lee Strebl of the Hills Brothers coffee company, has been a stable partnership for nearly 40 years and now farms 366 acres of vineyards throughout Napa Valley.
Talking through your religious differences, what options you have for parenting, and determining whether you can accept these differences might be a key part of building a more stable partnership.
