Sentence examples for era in relation to from inspiring English sources
This is the same man who, during his first presidential campaign, pledged to curb the excesses of the George W. Bush era in relation to terrorism, and to conduct a counterterrorism policy in accordance with the legal and moral values of the Constitution.
This review endeavors to provide an update on catheter outcomes in the Fistula First and Kidney Disease Outcomes Quality Initiative era in relation to the increasing fistula prevalence and decline in graft placements.
We are entering a new era in relation to human understanding of and influence on the genetics of crop domestication.
For additional discussion of ERA performance shown by individual clones, see the Additional file 1. Figure 5B summarizes the fitness values observed on ERA, in relation to our experimental design.
And his over-riding theme was global togetherness, scrapping old divides, building new bridges and saying goodbye and good riddance to an era in which, in relation to everyone else, a unilateral U.S. was "increasingly defined by our differences".
Again, it's as an anomaly that Hellman stands in relation to her era: an unmarried woman who made serious money from her outstanding work on Broadway and in Hollywood and managed to parlay that fortune into a mini-empire of smart real estate investments.
In the modern era, philosophy defines its distinctive role in relation to the sciences.
It hinted that ties could suffer, days after Barack Obama declared a new era in relations during a visit to Washington by the Russian president, Dmitry Medvedev.
But even as supporters praised a historic victory, the end result is probably not what the United States had hoped for, nor does it seem likely to signal a new era in relations between the United States and India.
Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall and 10 years after the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary definitively brought down the Iron Curtain by joining NATO, Mr. Obama's visit here was meant to herald a new era in relations between East and West, and between Europe and the United States.
The Speech was Barack Obama's address at Cairo University in June 2009 that seemed to promise a new era in relations between the United States and the Muslim world.
