Sentence examples for collapse in relations from inspiring English sources

The collapse in relations it sparked endures today (see article).Not only Pakistani nationalists are angry at the CIA for using Dr Afridi.

One week ago, President Thabo Mbeki suspended Vusi Pikoli, the director of the National Prosecuting Authority, citing a collapse in relations with the Justice Ministry.

The collapse in relations spiralled into open conflict in 2008 when Russian defeated Georgia in a five-day war over the breakaway region of South Ossetia.

The collapse in relations explains why Abrahams is now so determined to criticise Labour after the party -- in his eyes -- turned on him this week.

AUSTRALIA'S decision last month to grant temporary political asylum to 42 people from Papua, Indonesia's separatist-wracked half of the island of New Guinea, has caused a collapse in relations between the two big countries.

In a sign of a near collapse in relations between the pair, the London mayor texted Cameron at 4.40pm to tell him of his plans minutes before explaining his "agonisingly difficult" decision on his north London doorstep.

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In a sign of the collapse in his relations with Cameron, Johnson texted the prime minister at 4.40pm to tell him he had definitively decided to back a Leave vote.

"The combined weight of these issues has built up to a comprehensive and fundamental collapse in industrial relations that the company have done nothing to address leaving RMT with no option but to ballot for both strike action and action short of strike".

He said the current structure is collapsing, particularly in relation to education where a third are in special measures.

The near-collapse in its relations with Pakistan gives India an even greater significance in America's hopes for stability in Afghanistan when most NATO troops leave in 2014.