Sentence examples for challenging relations from inspiring English sources

And when I do, he offers only a single word, a simple, affectless adjective, to describe how he feels about his new space liaison, how he feels about sending two cosmonauts to orbit, challenging Russian-America relations and perhaps challenging relations between governments and their wealthiest citizens for quite some time.

Emerging from the meeting on the Indonesian island of Batam, Yudhoyono said he and Abbott had discussed "the one issue" that had challenged relations – the "wiretapping or surveillance", referring to revelations by Guardian Australia last year that Australia had tapped his phone and the phones of his wife and political allies.

Bio-identification: Consequences on individual, symbolic and structural levels; changing social relations, the emergence of new categories and identities: Challenging social relations" (adapted from Webster, unpublished, p2).  .

Yunne's participation in capoeira encouraged more girls to join, challenging gender relations and social norms that traditionally define some sports as only for boys or girls.

Like Andrea Zittel, Mr. Schütte challenges prevailing relations between design and consumerism.

Social movements exist to re-imagine the world and to challenge power relations, but their ability to do so outside is intimately connected with their ability to do so inside.

Mobile communications technologies challenge public relations practitioners to expand their thinking and practice.

Farmers in the study area appear to be challenged in relation to seed access due to excessive distance to the nearest sources of seed.

The exhibition challenges our relation to nature, knowledge, and cartography.

Does E-R support or challenge a relation to treatment?

Does E-R relationship support or challenge a relation to treatment?