Sentence examples for Wide relations from inspiring English sources

For example, the smaller an executive's original family, the less effort he made in building wide relations with the executive team.

"internet-related security challenges in the context of wider relations with major companies from the internet industry, taking account due process requirements and fundamental rights".

Only a rules-based EU framework can provide a firm foundation for both bilateral and union-wide relations with Russia.

Macri met David Cameron at Davos earlier this year, and the two men agreed not to allow the Falklands dispute to damage wider relations between London and Buenos Aires.

Abyei is a microcosm of the wider relations between North and South, and whatever happens there in the coming months will have reverberations for all Sudan's people.

The awkward fact is that Taiwan's ever-growing proximity to Beijing – at the cost of wider relations with its Pacific neighbourhood – is damaging the island's economy.

In so doing, he connects this religious history to experiences in other regions of colonial Spanish America and to wider relations between Christian and non-Christian peoples.

Playing down the friction with the Internet company and with Washington, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang said China had a right to filter content deemed harmful to society and national security and Google's response should not harm wider relations with the United States.

Glissant offers us a radical spatial politics that harnesses creative energy and the entanglements of world-wide relation engages the difficult project of honoring our collective inter-human lands without the mandate for conquest, without territorialization (Glissant, 1997, p 50, 31).

Aristotle thinks that, in addition to friendships, wider social relations are required for the full development of our rational powers.

Some community mental health team staff described unexpected increases in workload, and disputes over eligibility for crisis care with implications for system-wide working relations.