Sentence examples for but that relations from inspiring English sources

Mr Hu said that China had more to do on human rights, but that relations should be conducted on the basis of "the principle of non-interference in each other's internal affairs".

A senior Georgian official said that his country was ready to begin a dialogue with Russia, but that relations could not be restored until Russia withdrew troops from two rebel Georgian regions that Moscow recognized as independent after the war.

Mr Brennan said that the CIA has had "spirited and even sporty discussions" with its congressional overseers, but that relations between them and the agency were generally good.He also stuck up for his staff.

The police said that the rightist group had a business arrangement, including cooperation on loan collection, with the other gangsters but that relations between the two groups soured over how to divide profits.

Both the NSA and GCHQ relied heavily on cooperation from the major internet companies but that relation was badly damaged by the revelations of the NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden in 2013.

There is clearly some relation to what notes you play and how fast you play them, for example, but that relation doesn't exactly translate into a melody or anything that approaches the time and rhythm of what you play.

She once worked for Patty but that relation became a little strained when Patty tried to have her killed in a past season.

But that negative relation only holds in the Black case because the spheres are not identified.

The lack of a significant relation between the other potential explanatory variables and T-PAH concentration does not necessarily mean there is no relation but rather might arise because that relation is relatively weak and the sample size relatively small.

"In that relation, the tree is important".

Future studies should examine that relation.