Sentence examples for cut relation from inspiring English sources

A weakness of the approach may be that there is no clear cut relation between the break point of utility values in the distribution and values on the condition specific measures.

This is especially important, because although no clear cut relation of incentive size and effect has been established, many P4P programs in the US make use of a remarkably low incentive size (mostly 1 to 2% of income) [ 20, 135, 136].

Several weeks ago, the State Department temporarily recalled three ambassadors from Latin America countries that cut relations with Taiwan.

Venezuela's president, Hugo Chávez, last month also cut relations after the Uribe government made public allegations that Colombian guerrillas were being given safe haven in Venezuela.

The United States cut relations with Iran during the 1979 revolution, after students seized its embassy in Tehran and held 52 diplomats captive.

Kimche was disappointed when 34 African nations cut relations after the 1967 six-day war and the 1973 Yom Kippur war.

It is three decades since the Islamic Republic cut relations with Egypt, which has long bridled at the naming of a main street in Tehran after Mr Sadat's assassin.

In Iraq prime minister Nouri al-Maliki's political party issued a statement condemning the attacks and calling on Islamic countries to cut relations with Israel and end all "secret and public talks" with it.

The move came after Brazil's far-right president-elect Jair Bolsonaro threatened to cut relations with Cuba and modify the conditions of a five-year-old agreement between the two countries and the World Health Organisation.

Day asked if the U.S. would be "obliged" to cut relations with Pakistan if the military took over again; he said that the last time the military assumed power the UK had maintained military-to-military ties.

"I think he didn't go to Beirut because he would have been pressed by some Arab states -- perhaps Syria and Yemen -- to cut relations with Israel," said Walid Kazziha, who has watched Egyptian leaders for 30 years as a political science professor at the American University of Cairo.