Sentence examples for deterioration in ties from inspiring English sources

But Israeli diplomats tonight said they hoped it would not lead to a further deterioration in ties.

Unless the West develops an enduring and resilient strategy toward Russia, the deterioration in ties may be prolonged.

The exchanges mark a deterioration in ties between the two countries just weeks after a successful summit meeting between presidents Barack Obama and Xi Jinping.

Still, American officials, bracing for a further deterioration in ties, now seem relatively powerless to influence events here, even as Bolivia tips toward greater instability.

It has also led to a further deterioration in ties between Ankara and Washington, which had already been severely tested by US support for Kurdish groups in Syria.

But the recent sharp deterioration in ties was evident in January when Thailand's Foreign Ministry summoned the top US diplomat in Bangkok to register displeasure over the State Department's critical comments about the country's military rule.

Japanese officials had earlier warned that the swift deterioration in bilateral ties posed a threat to the economies of both countries.

The two sides have had periodic deteriorations in bilateral ties before and usually found a way to settle if not resolve differences.

The closure of Kaesong, the last symbol of rapprochement between the two Koreas, marks a serious deterioration in cross-border ties.

This month, the Japanese foreign minister, Fumio Kishida, summoned China's ambassador in Tokyo, Cheng Yonghua, to protest against Chinese maritime activity in the area, saying it had contributed to a "marked deterioration" in Sino-Japanese ties.

The withdrawal of the 50 remaining managers will mark a serious deterioration in cross-border ties, coming soon after the North issued a string of threats against the South and its allies in protest at UN sanctions over its nuclear test in February and joint US-South-Korea military drills that ended on Monday.