Sentence examples for contemporary relations from inspiring English sources
Secret Central Intelligence Agency histories can shed light on the past, but if misinterpreted, they can also cloud our contemporary relations with the countries involved.
By temperament and inclination, Trump appears to be incapable of recognizing the ways in which the legacy of the Cold War animates contemporary relations between the United States and Russia.
First, a discourse on extended urbanization and global capitalism has begun to stage energy as a central parameter through which to understand historical and contemporary relations regarding territory, accumulation and urbanization.
If "Peep Show" is any indication, David Black's craft, which he has honed as a journalist (his nonfiction books include "Murder at the Met" and "The King of Fifth Avenue"), seems better suited to historical narrative than to the dissection of contemporary relations.
The Jerusalem Post is highly critical of Turkey's genocide denial: "Turkey should be advised that the attempt by the old Ottoman rulers back in 1915 to make the 'traitorous' Armenians into authors of their own misfortune does not serve well as the basis of contemporary relations".
This gives us a convenient set of quadrants, so for expository purposes I shall consider the contemporary relations between rhetoric and philosophy under four main heads.
METHODS: We characterized the contemporary relation between diabetes and outcome after myocardial infarction treated with thrombolytic agents from a large international cohort.
His research focuses on contemporary international relations, American foreign policy, U.S.-Russia relations, the European Union and NATO.
"But we also assume that the treaty will be an important element in contemporary international relations". "It is a milestone in the development of Russian-Chinese relations," Jiang said.
The elements of contemporary international relations are complex.
I further examine the consequences of these understandings for contemporary race relations.
