Sentence examples for antagonistic relations from inspiring English sources

Cuba: Ever since Eisenhower, we have had antagonistic relations with Cuba.

The British need to worry about the European parliament, with which they have long had antagonistic relations, and which believes in the mantra of the four freedoms.

Al-Shabaab's deeply antagonistic relations with the donor governments on which these agencies depended provided the rationale for these inexcusable decisions, however misguided and wrong.

Mr. Tillerson's isolated management style and antagonistic relations with his own agency more than outweighed any beneficial effects from his moderate inclinations.

"The Kenyan government is not Zimbabwe," said Mr. Kiai, the former human rights official, referring to Zimbabwe's antagonistic relations with the United Nations and the West.

But because of antagonistic relations with President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela, the reach of American drug agents, and the aid that comes with them, does not extend here.

Like most Kennedy Democrats, Clinton and Gore are defined by their antagonistic relation to Lyndon Johnson.

Left Renewal's recently posted manifesto says: "Capitalism is a violent and antagonistic relation between workers and those who exploit them.

Micro-organisms grow in various associations with other organisms, one of them being an antagonistic relation.

It also needs to be said that it was the Saudi regime which initiated an antagonistic relation with Iran.

Furthermore the antagonistic relation between ACO and E8 was characterized.