Sentence examples for who relationship from inspiring English sources

A complex network can be modeled as a graph representing the "who knows who" relationship.

He had just been talking about Ms. DeBona, who, relationship choices aside, seems to have more wits about her than most.

Now this might indeed be how the law's voice sounds to those who feel no allegiance to the polity whose law it is, and it is how the law's voice should sound to those who relationship to it and to the polity is that of oppressed subject to alien sovereign: the law does speak to them in the threatening coercive tones of one who demands, and claims to have the power to exact, their obedience.

The more stormy political development in Portugal may also have caused more discontinuity in the WHO relationship.

The inclusiveness of a merged name can be an appealing part of a relationship, said Lynn Harris, who dispenses relationship advice on the Breakup Girl Web site (www.breakupgirl.com).

"It is important to think about who the relationship is with," Mr. Senning said.

Doctor Who's relationship with Children in Need stretches back to 1983 and this year was no exception!

Lyrically the song is written as a traditional dance number about a strong, independent woman who has relationship troubles.

She praises long-distance relationships, arduous relationships, relationships with men who are elusive, relationships the therapeutic culture adamantly opposes.

Finally, we are not individuals who form relationships.

Columbia College Student Ambassadors are student leaders who build relationships between students and the Columbia College Alumni Association.