Sentence examples for continuing relations from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Barrack's business is still going strong, in part as a result of his continuing relations with the Saudis and Emiratis.

He said "the most frustrating aspect of this whole issue" was ISI's continuing relations with two insurgent organizations, the Taliban and the Haqqani network, a Taliban ally based in the Pakistan tribal area of North Waziristan.

In the formula of dependent arising (quoted above in §3.3), the awareness that arises in conjunction with the activity of a given sensory system is itself impermanent and momentary: visual awareness and visual object, for instance, are both events within a mental stream of continuing relations.

The cosmological argument, for example, was restated as the continuing relation of the cosmos to a world-ground that is spiritual in essence; thus, the concept of God as a first cause is rejected.

Thus there seems to be a continuing relation between mortality and deprivation.

This goes beyond what would have been expected from the continuing relation between deprivation and mortality and holds true for most major modern causes of death.

(Tiderock and the Tobacco Institute continued relations until the end of 1968).

"Mrs. Einstein wrote a letter to my father saying they couldn't continue relations unless he repudiated the Nazis," Viereck recalled.

"Ultimately," it says, "Creekmore Byrd gave Pickering the option to remain a public servant or become a private citizen and continue relations with her".

On the other, it provides a loophole for any nation that wants to continue relations with Iran, allowing it to argue that a cut off is not mandatory.

There is no way that Egypt or Jordan could continue relations as usual with Israel in the wake of any of the above.