Sentence examples for collapse of relations from inspiring English sources

Many acknowledge the west must take its share of the blame for the collapse of relations.

"The collapse of relations between him and the donor community after recent rows may have led to him being dropped".

It is a cliche that things happen faster on the internet, but even that fails to explain the rapid collapse of relations between Google and the Chinese government.

Mr. Biagi was gunned down earlier this month by an offshoot of the Red Brigades terrorist group, but his death led to a collapse of relations between labor and government after two cabinet ministers suggested that his killing, morally at least, was the result of labor intransigence.

The following year, Libyan fighters began intercepting U.S. fighter jets flying over the Mediterranean, signalling the collapse of relations between the two countries.

In response, Julius concluded an alliance with France and the Holy Roman Empire against Venice; the death of Isabella I of Castile and the resulting collapse of relations between the parties soon dissolved the alliance, but not before Venice had been induced to abandon several of the cities.

There has, says its general secretary, Bob Crow, been a "collapse of industrial relations".

The belief that human behaviour can be perfectly modelled, predicted and controlled entrains as a consequence the collapse of equitable relations between individuals and trust in institutions, and the substitution of algorithmic certainty for any semblance of participatory, democratic society.

However, not living together does not mean the collapse of intergenerational relations.

RMT general secretary Bob Crow said the ballot had been held after "the total collapse of industrial relations across a whole raft of matters".

The announcements follow what RMT general secretary Bob Crow described as "the total collapse of industrial relations across a whole raft of matters".