Sentence examples for valuable relationship with from inspiring English sources

It has established an economically valuable relationship with the South, pressed Pyongyang harder in private and publicly attacked its nuclear tests.

Likewise, Ted Mathys, 29, a Brooklyn poet and fellowship winner who had a valuable relationship with a mentor while in college, said he was glad to become a mentor to Pinky Vincent, 30, a poet from Calcutta.

For example, 26 companies so far have made commitments to help the Chinese government with its AIDS strategy, which Mr Neilson says will allow them to form a valuable relationship with the government.

Meanwhile, she had a valuable relationship with her second husband, Yves Montand, on screen and off as co-stars, left-wing activists (she denied they were ever Communist party members) and in the gossip columns, especially when he embarked on an affair with Marilyn Monroe during the shooting of Let's Make Love (1960).

In my experience, you'll build a trusted, transparent and valuable relationship with your board.

The ball's still in the court: for some it brings trouble, like when former Whole Foods CEO John Mackey discussed company stock info, while others believe it builds a valuable relationship with consumers and employees.

He had virtually no business experience, but he had valuable relationships with very powerful people.

Valuable relationships — with members of Congress, state officials, or interest groups — can be weakened or lost.

"As a leading financial institution, our executives have valuable relationships with many business leaders," he said.

What it has is people, who have valuable relationships with Andersen clients, which are hard to value.

By 2024, charities will want social media savvy leaders who are experienced in using social media to engage with stakeholders directly and build valuable relationships with corporates, journalists and funders.