Sentences with phrase «term partner rather»

Not exact matches

But some Koreans might give the impression that they should still enjoy special treatment and protections they no longer need, and that they see every negotiation as a choice between winning or losing, rather than win - win opportunities between long - term equal partners.

They can look to get Pogbas long term CM partner sorted sooner rather than later.

Moreover, Middle Eastern countries should not just been seen in foreign policy terms as partners in tackling Islamic extremism, but rather as key strategic partners who sit on the new Silk Road between the east and the west.

«People in long - term marriages who are monogamous and happy with it are people who have learned how to take responsibility for their own feelings rather than blaming their partner and who seek to share their love rather than trying to get love.»

seeking a long term life relationship I don't smoke, don't do drugs, rather happy guy just missing the rite partner.

These people are not simply desiring a fling, but rather searching for a partner for the longer - term.

Rather, the American Federation of Teachers, or AFT, recognized these districts as having a lengthy track record of innovation, and because they appear to have institutionalized a long - term collaborative partner - ship between administration and the local teachers» union centered around school improvement, student achievement, and teacher quality.

I'm not familiar enough with the history of the term to know the timeline of who used it when, but Anne's right that fanfic always used that term * rather * than anything like «critique partner / group.»

Otherwise, in terms of approaching the topic of travelling solo... The way I'd do it (assuming that solo travel was something I wanted to do for my own benefit and self - development) is I'd explain that the fact I want to travel solo is not a reflection of how I feel about my partner but rather me wanting to follow my passion — that I wanted to experience what it's like to travel alone, and that it's just something I want to do (only say this if it's how you really feel, otherwise it just becomes a lie).

The terms and conditions of the program indicate that the bonus is on the total number of points transferred during the promotion period, rather than from an individual partner.

Rather than a tourism business conducting some conservation projects it is a conservation organisation offering people the opportunity to get involved through staying and assisting in their work, not just as short term guests but as long term supporters and partners.

We see this mentality frequently displayed in law firm partners who prefer to record 1,800, 1,900 or more billable hours each year, in order to earn fees now, rather than devote some of that time to business development, client relations, and the professional development of others in the firm — all of which have been demonstrated to produce much greater financial returns long - term.

Many firms develop successors to management by delegating to selected mid-level and junior partners short term management assignments and by rotating these partners through various management areas to develop their general management skills rather than developing particular lawyers as specialists in specific management areas.

«I think part of the problem is that many modern large firms use the term «partner» rather generically.

Take a law firm for instance... (T) here is a disincentive for lawyers to act in a way that assures the long - term interest of the firm, because acting in the long - term interests of the firm will reduce the amount of money that each lawyer makes in the short term... And success further compounds the problem... (E) ach successful year perpetuates a sense that this is the correct model... This gives law firms a distorted sense of reality... (where) greed rather than proper business practice, is driving pricing to clients... (and creates) a firm that (will) be blown apart by the greed of a new group of partners... years from now (pp. 115 - 16).

It results in bad decision - making, since decisions are based not on what's in the best long - term interests of the firm, but rather, on what will least disrupt or anger the key partners.

«International firms that do establish a presence in the Calgary market will likely be acting for foreign investors rather than existing oil and gas producers, at least for the near term,» says Burnet energy partner Alicia Quesnel.

Given her history of somatisation, her underperformance on cognitive tests and over-reported symptoms were highly likely to be the result of somatisation rather than malingering or factitious disorder; however, intent can not be excluded due to the presence of secondary gains, both in terms of financial rewards but also care (eg her partner had applied for Carer's Allowance and there was a clinical negligence claim).

Many do this by delegating to select midlevel and junior partners short - term management assignments, and by rotating these partners through various management areas, rather than by developing particular lawyers as specialists in specific management areas.

Equity partners, more so than corporate shareholders, often think in terms of risks rather than opportunities.

Successful co-sourcing is based on developing long - term relationships and emphasizes values traditionally associated with «partnering» rather than with «vending.»

Their philosophy — to regard themselves as temporary custodians of long - term and enduring businesses rather than short - term investors who want to bail out when the price is right — is one than could fruitfully be assumed by more equity partners in law firms.

In the ensuing salary wars, these firms slavishly paid the prevailing rate rather than signaling to the market that the firm had become «second rate» (a term used by a Proskauer Rose partner in rationalizing the higher pay).

Those whose primary focus is partner abuse, Straus suggests, use a broader definition of violence (or, I might add, use the term abuse rather than violence) to include «multiple modes of maltreatment and the resulting injury.»

In comparison, men were more interested in seeing the body instead of the face for the short - term partner, but for the long - term mate, men wanted to see the face rather than the body.

Similarly, when men and women stated they were specifically looking for a long - term partner, both would rather date than hook up.

Relationship scientists refer to these behaviors as «willingness to sacrifice,» and they can run the gamut from minor and short term inconveniences, such as having to go to your partner's work party on Friday night when you would rather stay home and watch The Bachelor on TV, to much more substantial or long - term sacrifices, such as jumping in front of a train to save your partner's life.

Instead of thinking in terms of your partner being the perfect fit, could you rather try to find ways that you would like to love him more?

How can I express my needs to my partner in positive terms, in terms of what I would hope or want rather than what I don't want or can't deal with?

Rather, long term relationship success requires that each partner develop enhanced communication skills that permit conflict resolution and cooperation in dealing with the inevitable stresses that couples have to face over the course of their relationship.

Both partners need to go beyond just being more demanding within a predetermined set of rules, but rather examine those rules: How did these set terms of communication get built?

Research shows that couples who commit to the collaborative divorce process, rather than going to court, end up with a more fair, less hostile divorce, as well as a long term plan for co-parenting that works for both partners and for the children.

I must say that it's a well - trained unit who reach out with the motive of long term relationship with the customers rather than short term profits and I look up to them as my trusted partner for future property search and transactions.

I read your OP and didn't, given the context, interpret the word «partner» as a technical term, but rather as a «buddy» or «fellow stakeholder».