Sentences with phrase «legacy of good relationships»

Not exact matches

As Professor Paul Evans and I have argued in a paper for the Department of Foreign Affairs, Canada could once lay claim to a «special relationship» with China — a legacy of missionary and humanitarian contacts, early diplomatic recognition, and as a reliable supplier of wheat during a period when trade with China was nascent at best, if not taboo.

The contradictory legacy of the twentieth century» which witnessed the Holocaust in Europe as well as the birth of the State of Israel and the dramatic advance of Jewish security and success in America» does not exhaust the ways in which we can think about the Jewish» Christian relationship in the century ahead.

A City Hall insider confirmed that forging a better relationship with Albany may indeed be a goal for Bloomberg in the third term, particularly since it might be his last chance (he has insisted a fourth term is not in the cards) for him to push through any legacy projects of the sort the Legislature has heretofore rejected like congestion pricing and the West Side Stadium.

Sometimes confrontational or sexually provocative, Emin's art resonates with the «personal is political» legacy of feminist art, while simultaneously speaking to relationships in general, as well as exploring spirituality, cultural identity, class and celebrity.

The Truth and Reconciliation Committee report, released last year, made it clear all students needed to learn about the legacy of residential schools, as well as the true history of the relationship between Canada and First Nations people.

And as part of that legacy, we enter our adult relationships with certain strengths / resiliencies as well as particular sensitivities or core wounds that shade our current relationship.

In my previous blog Family Legacies: The Good, Bad, and the Ugly (March 21, 2009) I discuss the importance of thinking about what we have learned from our families of origin about relationships and how this works its way into our own relationships today: So what have we learned about emotions?

The MRFCP aims to assist self - identified multiracial families find solutions to their difficulties and navigate the complexity of race and the legacy of racial dynamics in their relationship as they celebrate their similarities as well as their differences.