Sentence examples for sustained relations from inspiring English sources
During its 10 years of existence, the council has maintained sustained relations with Lott.
A few of the more promising features: positive and sustained relations with a caring adult, mentoring in life skills and opportunities to use newly learned skills.
Mr. Jackson said the election turmoil and the efforts by a diverse group of citizens to settle it served as a reminder of the importance of sustained relations between Jews and African-Americans.
The consultant embodies the new ideal: flitting from company to company, getting a quick fix on problems, recommending changes, then departing, leaving the consequences for others to sort out, the consultant's skill is not based on doing one thing well, in one place, with sustained relations with other people.
RESULTS' method emphasizes building sustained relations with policymakers and shapers of public opinion such as editors and journalists.
Educators report that successful programs utilize "positive and sustained relations with a caring adult, mentoring in life skills and opportunities to use newly learned skills".
A low-fidelity visualization is described that I propose can help maintain stakeholder agency and sustain relations between co-actors for the longer term.
And Mr. Peres emphasizes the importance of courtesies and gestures in building and sustaining relations with the Palestinians, something that he says Mr. Barak did not understand and Mr. Sharon probably does.
The Sahara was not an insuperable barrier but a bridge that allowed the Arabo-Berbers of the North to sustain relations with West African Muslims through trade, diplomacy, and intellectual and spiritual exchange.
The warnings and threats came after a tumultuous and violent week in the Middle East, which left the Obama administration reeling at times and straining to sustain relations with two allies that have long been viewed as pillars of stability in the region, Israel and Egypt.
Cultural diplomacy is described as the domain of diplomacy concerned with establishing, developing and sustaining relations with foreign states by way of culture, art and education.
