Sentence examples for At relations from inspiring English sources

Miliband is also calling for the judicial inquiry to look more broadly at relations between the media and politicians.

The award committee may perhaps hope so, though neither of these two recipients has made a point of looking at relations between the rival countries.

Leveson adds in the small print that he will also look at relations between police, politicians and the press as secondary concerns.

The award committee may hope that this jointly awarded prize will improve relations between India and Pakistan, but neither recipient has made a point of looking at relations between the rival nuclear-armed countries.

There are documents that hint at relations between states, and that's why I think they are very relevant; they are not private documents regarding the Holy Father or one of the cardinals".

And, as a paper just published in Science outlines, for one sort of cuckoo and one sort of surrogate parent, that does appear to be the case.In this section BICEP flexes its muscles Jurassic mark Acid test Paying guests Fat chance ReprintsFriend or foe Daniela Canestrari of Oviedo University, in Spain, and her colleagues looked at relations between great spotted cuckoos and carrion crows.

But Israel is also inept at public relations at home.

"We're looking much more closely at public relations and marketing dollars, at travel," she said.

At present, relations between Israel and European governments are not at all good.

-- have proved more adept at public relations.

She compared the bill to "schoolboys playing at industrial relations".