Sentence examples for break in relations from inspiring English sources

The cancellation of the Moscow meeting was not a complete break in relations.

As the shock wore off, their leaders called for an immediate break in relations with Britain and Spain.

The last break in relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran, also initiated by Riyadh, occurred in 1988.

The move also caused the biggest break in relations with the West since the collapse of the Soviet Union.

President Obama's decision to cancel next month's summit with Vladimir Putin may be understandable but it must not be allowed to become a total break in relations.

Spending his own fortune and a goodly portion of Velázquez's, Cortés left Havana in November 1518, following a break in relations with Velázquez.

If it is, in reality, impossible to quantify the specific benefit of the Bundesliga break in relation to the summer's Euro 2012 finals there are other factors that will surely not hurt the chances of Joachim Loew's team.

If ground forces and the neighbouring countries are drawn into the war, Russia will certainly break the UN embargo on supplying arms to the Balkans which is already being broken in relation to the Kosovo Liberation Army.

This was the first study to examine multiple sedentary parameters including sedentary intensity and sedentary breaks in relation to metabolic syndrome, and future studies should focus on these specific variables to corroborate our results.

The Continent has not experienced the enmity that has characterized American-Iranian relations since the hostage crisis in 1979, which led to a break in diplomatic relations.

Russia's commercial relations with the Netherlands and England were particularly close, but exports to Britain suffered from a break in diplomatic relations between 1719 and 1730.