Sentence examples for a breaking of relations from inspiring English sources
It makes no sense to surmise that this implies a breaking of relations (with Britain)." Patiño made it clear that Ecuador had asked Sweden for a guarantee that it would not extradite him to the US, were such a request made.
His execution, which has been universally condemned by human rights advocates including Amnesty International, provoked an attack on the Saudi Embassy in Tehran which has subsequently led to a breaking of relations between Saudi Arabia, along with some its close allies, and the Islamic Republic of Iran.
See articleSyria and Iraq agreed to restore diplomatic relations after a break of 24 years.
Israel restored limited diplomatic relations with Poland in 1985 after a break of 18 years.
The step, which is just short of a break in relations, was dis closed in an interview by the First Deputy Premier, Prince Sisowath Sirik Matak.
To dispel the impression of a break in relations, Braže later added she was grateful for Hunt's "warm words and memories" of his visit to Latvia and "the UK's contribution to our freedom".
January 2014 - The breaking down of relations between Dean Key and Bishop Dakin leads to the Archbishop of Canterbury temporarily moving oversight of the islands to the Bishop of Dover Trevor Wilmott, who is based in the Diocese of Canterbury, in a split in the 500-year-old relationship.
My attention was piqued by his surprising presence in a March 10th article in Le Monde, about France's breaking of diplomatic relations with Qaddafi's government and recognition of the National Transition Council as Libya's legitimate government.
Taiwan is part of China". Seoul's decision thus requires a break in relations with Taipei.
But economic ties survive even political upheavals, as shown by Britain's breaking of diplomatic relations in April 1984 over the killing of a British police constable by a Libyan gunman who fired on a crowd of anti-Qaddafi demonstrators in front of the Libyan Embassy in London.
