Sentence examples for hope relation from inspiring English sources
Having a secure attachment to a spiritual figure (even when there was no secure attachment towards primary caregivers) was associated with lower levels of symptoms such as suspiciousness and anxiety and better coping strategy with regard to self-esteem, depression, hope, relation to others and giving a meaning to life.
Smith shows support I hope relations are all fine between the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Yvette Cooper, and her PPS, Angela Smith, which were said to be strained earlier when Smith threatened to resign over the 10p tax band.
He could team up with a South Korean pop band in the hope relations stabilise enough that Pyongyang throws another inter-Korean pop concert (like this one – look at the groans of displeasure on the confused cadres' faces) attended by a thoroughly vetted audience of regime-friendly elites.
Afterwards the Indian prime minister said he hoped relations between India and Pakistan "should become normal", and he would be happy to accept the Pakistani president's invitation to visit.
Many had hoped relations would improve after the Indian prime minister, Narendra Modi, took office in May and invited his Pakistani counterpart, Nawaz Sharif, to his inauguration.
He said that he hoped relations with Pakistan – which have been strained in the past – could in future be "very close, brotherly and good neighbourly".
Some legislators said they had hoped relations with the executive's office would be smoother because Mr. Levy had once been one of them.
Carney said that Obama hopes relations with his counterpart in Russia would not be damaged: "The president expressed a desire that the Snowden matter not cause damage to our relationship with Russia.
That is all the more true in the age of the Trump Presidency, when Putin still hopes relations with the United States can be made more productive, or at least not head down the road to a third World War.
Earlier in the summer, there were hopes relations would improve as India's new Prime Minister Narendra Modi invited his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif to his inauguration.
