Sentence examples for enemy relations from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — Even as the United States and Yemen increasingly battle a common Qaeda enemy, relations between the two allies are often punctuated by tensions, differing views and "strong frustration," a top White House official said Friday.

The elevation of an enemy in relation to the player's knight determines the outcome of the collision.

"Against All Enemies" — no relation to the counterterrorism expert Richard Clarke's 2004 nonfiction best seller of the same name — recounts the exploits of a former Navy Seals member and C.I.A. paramilitary officer named Maxwell Moore, who survives an attack on an American ship off the coast of Pakistan only to find himself doing battle with the Taliban on the United States/Mexican border.

The distribution and abundance of natural enemies in relation to edges with adjacent vegetation or pasture were mapped by distance indices (SADIE) and compared with ANOVAs.

Barack Obama entered office eager to "engage" America's enemies and repair relations with Islam.

But the Union is extremely wary of importing a frozen conflict into the bloc, and Brussels has made clear that the former enemies must normalize relations.

John Tirman is executive director of the Center, and is coauthor of Becoming Enemies: U.S.-Iran Relations and the Iran-Iraq War, 1979-1988.

There's Topside, the Dyad Institute, the military, the police, the LEDA Project, a few lingering Proletheans, and then, the various female clones and their friends, enemies, lovers and relations.

John Tirman is executive director and principal research scientist of the MIT Center for International Studies, and coauthor of Becoming Enemies: U.S.-Iran Relations and the Iran-Iraq War.

"The biggest enemy to good community relations is failing to confront and challenge those who do wrong.

War's handmaiden is public relations: Our enemy is evil and killing him (or dying in the process of trying to kill him) is the essence of glory.