working partner

There is, however, the problem of who the working partners actually are, especially at level three.

Its working partners, who own 64 percent of the company, will vote on his plan for an initial public offering.

Now it has added a model that's a working partner, not just a visual match.

Zomba became the main working partner since the success in 1995.

Nobody thought of horses except as companions and working partners.

You have to be careful when you're working partners.

All of Lazard's working partners have since signed on to the deal.

Instead of being lovers, people often become working partners.

The other half of the stock was ascribed to working partners or kept in reserve.

John was the best working partner Gabriel had ever had.

Not all of the firm's working partners, who own 64 percent of the company, have agreed on the plan, they said.

And if life continued as he planned, he would one day be the oldest working partner.

Melman continued his philosophy of "partnership" and now has 37 working partners.

Most very low paid workers are part time workers who have a full time working partner.

He needed a working partner as well as a marriage partner.

It makes a lot of sense for me to expand like this, as long as I have a working partner."

Since the dictionary is going to be a close working partner, if not a personal friend, for years, the choice is ultimately subjective.

That provider would then become something of a working partner with the exchange, giving it a unique position on Wall Street.

But even moving at the practice pace, when you had Lucivar as a working partner, you worked.

Sara stared at her friend and working partner.

Safeguard your access to capital and working partners.

"In fact, the deputy chairmen were able to present the near unanimous support of the working partners for the project.

Anatoliy was a long-time working partner, helping to direct and produce many of her songs.

They were old allies now, working partners.

The working partners all ventured to the Columbia River, either overland or by ship.