Sentence examples for bellicose relations from inspiring English sources

The punishment shocked his family and was imposed against a backdrop of increasingly bellicose relations with the United States over the disputed Iranian nuclear program.

There is a long list of politicians, just within my lifetime, whose bellicose relations with the press anticipated Palin's in some particulars.

Relations with an increasingly bellicose US.

It warned that "the human rights racket" could easily derail a recent movement between the two Koreas toward a thaw in their relations after months of bellicose rhetoric.

In recent years, however, those relations have become markedly more bellicose.

As relations with England become less bellicose, he rescinds the ban in 1502 and, as if to prove he means it, he even buys himself some clubs from a bow maker in Perth.

In their own news conferences, opponents warned that normalizing trade relations would only reward China's bellicose government.

Warmbier's appearance comes in the wake of a bellicose statements from the regime and a deterioration in relations with both South Korea and Japan amid pressure over its nuclear test in January.

No help was forthcoming from Stephen's brother Theobald this time either, who appears to have been preoccupied with his own problems with France the new French king, Louis VII, had rejected his father's regional alliance, improving relations with Anjou and taking a more bellicose line with Theobald, which would result in war the following year.

But unlike Japan, South Korea enjoys excellent relations with China, while it faces a serious military threat from a third party, its bellicose and now nuclear-armed neighbour, North Korea.

Relations between the Chadian and Sudanese governments, which have traditionally ranged between the shrill and the hysterical, are now bellicose.