Sentence examples for tradition of relationship from inspiring English sources

And, our new comedy 'Parnters' fits perfectly with the CBS Monday night tradition of relationship comedies with a lot of heart and humor".

If Kesha's allegations are true, they are part of a lamentable pop tradition of abusive relationships between producers and their female singers.

The environmental movement became so powerful here not just because of the damage done by industrial domination of nature (beginning in the 1950s, Lake Washington was often considered too filthy to swim in), but also because environmentalism was part of a long tradition of challenging relationships to the landscape.

Mr Orr is also concerned about what he describes as a "tradition of close relationships between developers and political parties here".

Venezuela's polarization has been exacerbated by a tradition of valuing relationships over objective truth.

Unlike the largely dry language of submissions by the US and EU, India's contains colourful passages explaining its attitude towards the environment, citing its long tradition of a harmonious relationship between man and nature.

In the tradition of this loving relationship between human and cow is a path forward to restore and create anew the grand tradition of harmonious civilization on the Earth.

The company's tradition of nurturing personal relationships extends to its staff.

In the time-honored tradition of the mercurial relationships in the tribal areas, the military has sealed alliances with two Taliban commanders of the Waziri tribe, winning deals that they would not attack the army on their southern and eastern flanks.

We Europeans have a long tradition of cultural and economic relationship with Iran.

While there is a long tradition of senior-junior professional relationships in Japan [ 26, 27] there is no exact translation for the word "mentor", "mentee", or "mentoring" in Japanese.