Sentence examples for driven relations from inspiring English sources

Egypt's military rulers may also be concerned about the possible loss of more than $1.5 billion of American aid over a dispute with the United States that has driven relations between the allies to a 30-year low.

A series of incidents have driven relations between Japan and South Korea to new lows.

The attack on 66-year-old Skripal and his daughter, which Britain has blamed on Russian President Vladimir Putin and says was caused by a Soviet-era nerve agent Novichok left on the door of their home in England, has driven relations between Russia and the West to a new post-Cold War low.

The sinking, which killed 46 sailors, drove relations between the two Koreas to their lowest point in years.

At the least, though, the end product — a novella-length report, still officially unpublished — offers tantalizing possibilities about Bin Laden's circumstances and the suspicions that drove relations between Pakistan and the United States to the brink.

Now that naturalism has become an accepted component of philosophy, there has recently been interest in reassessing Kuhn's work in the light of developments in the relevant sciences, many of which provide corroboration for Kuhn's claim that science is driven by relations of perceived similarity and analogy.

As scholars like John Owen have argued, domestic and transnational ideological struggles have driven international relations throughout modern history, with the Islamist-secularist divide in many Muslim countries the most recent example.

Pressed to explain whether or not there was more water for South Australia as a consequence of the government's undertakings, Xenophon said: "The water will be coming as a result of efficiency measures which must be driven in relation to this".

In FGPM layer we consider material gradients vary exponentially in the direction of layers width from which we drove frequency relations after facing specific boundary conditions and matched with existing result.

In this analysis, a single defining fault line that divides the United States as the reigning super power and China as its challenger will drive international relations for the world with war as the eventual determinant of the outcome.

The relations of both blood pressures to cardiovascular mortality were positive and monotonic, but their relations to non-cardiovascular mortality were similar to the relations to total mortality and were driven by inverse relations of systolic blood pressure to risk of death from external causes.