Sentence examples for in relations when from inspiring English sources

But while Netanyahu is taking a strong public stand, he is likely to try to contain the widening rift in relations when he meets Obama.

In a wide-ranging interview on BBC One's Andrew Marr Show, Mr Clegg was asked about recent comments by Labour's Ed Balls, in which the shadow chancellor seemed to be suggesting a possible thawing in relations when saying he respected the deputy prime minister's "integrity".

Additionally, Werner et al 27 found women struggling to be taken seriously, and struggling to be believed and understood in medical encounters and in social relations, when experiencing chronic but invisible pain.

From a personal perspective, I owe a lot to the work of Roy Jenkins (one of the founders of the SDP) in race relations when he was the Labour home secretary in the 1960s.

Born in Michigan, raised and educated in California, he was pursuing a master's degree in international relations when he received a temporary job offer from United Press International to help cover the 1984 Democratic National Convention in San Francisco.

Mr. Dicker: So you've descended into the gutter by suggesting he was involved in extramarital relations when he was married, with no evidence.

Mr. Obama tackled the most neuralgic issue in hemispheric relations when he abandoned longstanding restrictions on the ability of Cuban-Americans to visit family members in Cuba and send them money.

- 38% of recent veterans report experiencing strains in family relations when they return home (55% for those who experienced combat).

One of the more disappointing aspects of Donald Sterling's comments was that the sports world had become a divisive element in race relations, when historically it has been such a foundation for growth.

On Empathy in Race Relations: When I encounter people who seem to lack empathy, racially speaking, I tend to wonder if it's due to a lack of cross-racial interactions.

This period now figures as the most controversial in American-Iraqi relations, when the administrations of Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush were in a position to recognize the true face of the man holding power in Baghdad.