Sentence examples for back to relations from inspiring English sources

But he made good use of his proximity to power, referring constantly to "mi tío" - my uncle - and promising that with the war in Iraq "almost done with", his uncle will turn his attention back to relations between the US and the countries that lie to the south.

I'm sure we will go back to normal relations with Syria as well".

So she went back to public relations and moved to Princeton for several years, where she worked on a range of advertising campaigns.

"Definitely, a history of high tensions between Tehran and Washington will not go back to normal relations due to a phone call, meeting or negotiation," Mr. Araghchi was quoted as saying by the semiofficial Fars news agency.

We will come back to these relations when discussing possible candidate genes (full names of all gene symbols mentioned hereafter are in Additional file 2).

The relation between the HA outputs can be tracked back to the relation existing between the BAF outputs and (Figure 1), which are generated from the same set of sensors and aim at reproducing a binaural impression of the same acoustical scene.

What they're doing is accentuating the differences in a way that they think will get them public relations points, which means that some of them think we're back to playing public relations.

"I am hoping, personally, that we could go back to our strong relations and effective cooperation".

Back to the top Relations between the north and south have been historically fraught.

Ms Fernández, or her successor, is likely to lead Argentina back to more normal relations with the outside world.

He predicted that "within a couple of years we'll be back to normalisation of relations between India and Pakistan," with "the resolution of the situation in Kashmir".