Sentence examples for guided relations from inspiring English sources

Ben-Gurion drafted a policy that has guidraftedations between Israel and the Jewish diaspolicyince that1950s, saying thas "Israel speaks only on behalf of its own citizens" and not Jews elsewhere.

The 72-page report, to be issued Tuesday by the Asia Society's Center on U.S.-China Relations and the School of Global Policy and Strategy at the University of California, San Diego, urged the Trump administration to take a tougher line on China, while reaffirming principles that have guided relations between the two nations since the 1970s.

Trudeau pledged to overhaul the framework guiding relations with indigenous communities nearly a year ago.

At the same time, the administration plans to continue negotiations on a long-term framework to guide relations with Afghanistan after the NATO mission through the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) ends in 2014.

Through numerical modeling we explore reasons why phase-lag may have been over-predicted by the analytical models, and develop guiding relations of diurnal temperature signal extinction depth based on stream diurnal signal amplitude, upwelling magnitude, and streambed thermal properties that will be useful in designing future experiments.

More than ever, this is what must guide relations between countries.

Washington and Kabul signed a Strategic Partnership Agreement last year, stipulating the principles that would guide relations between both countries after 2014.

Multiculturalism has fallen from favour, misunderstood and maligned as the set of ideas that guided community relations for a generation.

Former defence officials had said that Mattis saw his primary loyalty to the US constitution, and that had guided his relations with an erratic and acerbic president.

By the last days of the Obama Administration, it had become painfully clear that the always imaginary "triptych" of Article II treaties, congressional-executive agreements, and sole executive agreements, which has guided foreign relations scholars since the Case Act, is dying or dead.

Trump similarly has not moved to "cancel" the Paris climate accord of 2015, despite his vow on the campaign trail, nor has he abandoned the "one China" policy that has guided U.S. relations with Beijing for 40 years or reversed the Obama administration's opening to Cuba, although a high-level review of Cuba policy is underway.