Sentence examples for whose partnership is from inspiring English sources

The usually raucous Scieszka and the ever inventive Smith -- whose partnership is also responsible for the madcap lessons in "Science Verse," "Baloney (Henry P)." and countless other irreverent and innovative picture books -- should be well equipped to infuse the museum book with their hyperactive bravado.

An article last Sunday about the developing rituals of gay weddings, civil unions and commitment ceremonies misspelled the surname of a man whose partnership was celebrated at Park Avenue Christian Church in New York in 2000.

But tenants don't believe that.Angus McCall, who rents a farm in Sutherland and runs a tenants' action group, says he knows of 50 tenants whose partnership agreements are being dissolved, and suspects there may be hundreds more.

Making Each Other More Human by Vijaysree Venkatraman, 24 September 2010 Sometimes scientific collaborators are also partners in life, like Donald and Ada Olins, whose 50-year partnership is based on good communication and a shared passion for chromatin structure.

How else does one justify the provision of all benefits commensurate with lawful marriage to loving couples with dissimilar genitalia, while denying it to those whose preference in partnership is those of their own gender?

The later path has led to the discovery of gliotransmission-based modulation of synaptic transmission (Araque et al., 1998a) and formulation of the concept that three, pre- and post-synaptic neuronal along with glial elements constitute a synapse (Kettenmann et al., 1996), whose structural functional partnership was termed the tripartite synapse (Araque et al., 1999).

By the close Powell, whose partnership with Maynard was worth 115, was 21 short of completing his 16th first-class century.

Consideration of past histories is likely to be more important for later born cohorts whose partnership experiences have been less stable and more heterogeneous.

As violence impacts education, health and security, investment from the MOE, the MOH, the Ministry of National Security and the Ministry of Justice, whose partnership has already been established through the Safe Schools Programme is advised, to support different aspects of this behavioural intervention.

"There is never going to be another Kay, never in Washington, because the times are different," said Sally Quinn, the columnist and the wife of Ben Bradlee, the editor whose partnership with Mrs. Graham was chronicled in "All The President's Men".

East was Lindqvist, whose partnership with Fredin has been one of Sweden's best for many years.