Sentences with phrase «relationship at first opportunity»

They may choose to cut off the relationship at first opportunity though.

Not exact matches

The pastor who moves to a new community will wish to establish a working relationship with the local AA group at his first opportunity.

I asked (and allowed) him to explain himself at the first available opportunity, and I trusted his heart in the mean time because our existing relationship had revealed him to be an all around good guy.

By this time, it also became clear to the missionary enterprise that it was no longer possible to discuss profitably, in an international meeting, the building of the Kingdom of God in India or China or Africa with the almost complete absence of Indians or Chinese or Africans.9 In a statement before the Conference, the IMC hoped that Jerusalem would afford an opportunity, for the first time, for the representatives of the older and younger churches to consider together how the relationship between the churches might be made mutually helpful.10 Out of the two hundred and thirty one members at the Jerusalem Conference, only fifty - two (about one - fourth) were from the younger churches.

First, healthier foods mean more energy, more vitality and better mood, this directly translates to being able to make the most of opportunities at work, in your relationships or wherever the case may be.

Though it is clear that Yang is often pushing the antagonistic relationship between old and new ways of life where Chinese traditions are concerned, having the opportunity to view so much of his work all at once for the first time imparts far less of a dichotomy.

Into the Light at Tate Modern, sponsored by Hyundai Card, will provide the first opportunity to closely explore the relationship between abstract art and photography.

• First - hand experience in determining customers» specific buying needs and servicing them accordingly • Exceptionally well - versed in greeting customers in a professional and pleasant manner to ensure repeat business opportunities • Demonstrated expertise in creating long - term relationships with customers by providing them with exceptional services • Proficient in assisting customers in locating their choice of merchandise and effectively demonstrating its features and attributes • Highly experienced in leading customers through the purchasing procedure by totaling bills and levied discounts • Effectively able to man the POS system in case of low staff instances, and process customers» purchases in cash or credit • Deeply familiar with activities to ensure that all purchases are properly bagged and timely delivered to customers» vehicles • Proficient in arranging for home deliveries to be made for large items by assisting customers through the booking system • Documented success in managing and maintaining merchandise on shelves and ensuring that any expired or near expiry products are discarded according to company policy • Adept at maintaining the outlook of the store by ensuring that all shelves, floors, display units and counters are kept constantly clean • Exceptionally talented in assisting the marketing and sales teams in creating and maintaining visual merchandising displays

A first thing to know is that long - distance relationships (LDRs) are very common, with as many as 70 % of college students at some point dating someone who lives far away from them.1 Even beyond college, employment opportunities and military service mean that many romantic partners spend substantial amounts of time away from one another.

In order to comply with the disclosure requirements of section 5 - 10 of the Rules, appropriate disclosure of the limited dual agency relationship must be made at the first reasonable opportunity and, where possible, made before either client has disclosed confidential information to the agent.