Sentence examples for Turn the relation from inspiring English sources

But suppose we turn the relation between reproduction and survival on its head and think of reproduction as important only insofar as it contributes to lineage survival.

The answer, perhaps unsurprisingly, turns out to depend on the chosen approach, and in the next section we shall discuss in turn the relation between decoherence and several of the main approaches to the foundations of quantum mechanics.

Now, let us turn to the relation between almost surely convergence and convergence in probability in this space.

In turn, the relations with France improved, and eventually Władysław married the French princess Ludwika Maria Gonzaga de Nevers, daughter of Karol I Gonzaga, prince de Nevers, in 1646.

"We really want to see truth and reconciliation emerge, so that we can turn the page on race relations".

Iran's president has told his French counterpart in a historic visit to the Élysée palace that Tehran was prepared to "turn the page" in bilateral relations after the "resentment" of sanctions as he sought to reintroduce his country in Europe two weeks after implementation of the landmark nuclear deal.

I have argued frequently that, by detaining Alan, Cuba was sending a signal to the Obama administration that it could not at the same time seek to turn the page on bilateral relations and continue with Bush era regime change projects.

He has left key executive positions unfilled and turned the public-relations office into a revolving door.

Other officials have gone further and insisted that Mr. Saakashvili hopes to turn the Olympics into a public relations disaster for Russia.

A state with which few others have diplomatic relations can turn the tables on those that would anathematize it by saying, Hang diplomacy.

"It will be difficult for the new administration to turn the tide of U.S.-Israeli relations and challenge Israeli exceptionalism, but it is urgently necessary," she added.