Sentence examples similar to incumbent relations from inspiring English sources

First, we take stock of the incumbent evidence on the relation between cost-related and technological competition at country and sectoral level.

It has rarely had easy relations with incumbent governments in Nepal.A constituent assembly there is currently drafting a new constitution.

District firefighters and police officers were emphatic Thursday: They support Vincent C. Gray in the mayor's race because incumbent Adrian M. Fenty has poisoned relations between the city and its first responders.

Therefore, the longer and more dramatic the Assange case is, and the longer Ecuador's diplomatic dispute with the UK and Sweden continues, the more the Ecuadorian election campaign will dwell on international affairs – a sphere the incumbent Correa dominates in relation to his opponents.

This was bound to create alarm in China's own neighbourhood and tension in its relations with the incumbent superpower.

Even the vexed relations between the incumbent president and his vice president recalls the contests of 1960 and 1980.

Just days before the election four years ago, major Taiwan tech figures took to television to argue that the policies of the incumbent president, Ma Ying-jeou, to improve relations with China would lift the industry.

"Generally we have smoother relations with the incumbents in the West.

Relations were tense under the incumbent president, Viktor A. Yushchenko, an Orange leader who wanted to pull Ukraine away from Moscow's orbit by joining NATO.

"Raider" was a public relations slur made up by incumbent managers in the 1980s as a counterattack against someone who had the temerity to put their company under public scrutiny.

Documentary-maker Andrea Luka Zimmerman gives a pretty alarming account of his life, and leaves it to us to notice his relation to the present White House incumbent.