Sentence examples for disrupted relations from inspiring English sources

The base issue disrupted relations for a period after the DPJ came to office in 2009.Both of Mr Abe's promises are bold.

At their meeting on Friday, however, Sheik Khalifa and Mrs. Clinton took pains to dampen suggestions that the WikiLeaks disclosures had disrupted relations between the United States and Bahrain, or that they could fracture the international effort to pressure Iran.

The two countries have significant trade and diplomatic ties and fewer of the sorts of frictions, such as over missile defense, which have disrupted relations between Washington and Moscow in the past.

Of course, Edward Snowden's revelations have also disrupted relations between Europe and the U.S. May I be very frank about this?

The Crimean War of 1854 55 and the Italian War of 1859 disrupted relations among Great Britain, France, Austria, and Russia.

Centres for social work, that identify and assist children in need of social protection, have registered about 150,000 children from families with disrupted relations, 5,000 children without parental care, and 10,000 families with juvenile delinquents.

However, questions of history can still disrupt relations.

Protecting human rights through litigation, according to the administration, might disrupt relations with some of our allies.

Mr. Medvedev did not explain why the United States would seek to disrupt relations, not to speak of the gas supply.

The 59-year-old secured a decisive margin in a landmark election which could disrupt relations with Beijing.

And the Madrid government is worried that a prolonged fight could further disrupt relations with Chile, where it has many business interests.