Sentence examples similar to confrontational relationships from inspiring English sources

"We had a confrontational relationship in the beginning," he said.

"But I think there will be a more orderly and less confrontational relationship.

Mr. Netanyahu has had a particularly confrontational relationship with the United Nations, and this year was no exception.

But such altercations are the signs of a healthily confrontational relationship.

"We don't want a confrontational relationship with Iran," Hague said after the meeting with Zarif.

"In the play, certainly it's a lot more of a physically confrontational relationship and even yelling at her".

The Lansley reforms have pitched local organisations into a competitive and sometimes confrontational relationship with each other.

Seehofer's comments represent the latest stage in an increasingly confrontational relationship between his party and the government.

He is certainly right that Bloomberg's imperious manner sometimes hindered him, notably contributing to a confrontational relationship with Albany and with the city's unions.

"There has been a longstanding denial and a very confrontational relationship between the United States attorney's office and Bonds's lawyer.

The move signals a renewed urgency on the part of Morgan Stanley's leaders to address the firm's awkward, often confrontational relationship with the legal and regulatory community.