Sentence examples for issues relations with from inspiring English sources
Ukraine was dominated in 2003 by two issues: relations with Russia and the proposals to make constitutional changes to the way the parliament and president were elected.
At a time when teachers are being threatened with layoffs, he will oversee a contentious set of issues: relations with the teachers' union, the creation of new teacher evaluations, and the city's effort to use technology and other means to transform classrooms.
Factors that can influence the choice of where to expand capacities include ore grades, available infrastructure, environmental issues, relations with the local communities, political and social stability (Mudd et al. 2013b; Prior et al. 2012).
But the nation's overriding diplomatic issue, relations with the Chinese mainland, is likely to be foremost in analysts' and scholars' minds as they parse the results.
Ankara currently differs from the European and American positions on numerous issues, including relations with Russia, the role of Hamas in Israeli-Palestinian issues and Darfur, where the AKP government openly supports the regime of President Omar al-Bashir, who has been indicted by the International Criminal Court.
But they failed to find common ground on issues including relations with the EU, institutional reform and fishing.
There is no coherent strategy from the eight central European countries on such crucial issues as relations with Russia or energy security.
Mr. Cheney has reached out to many former Pentagon aides, including David J. Gribbin and I. Lewis Libby, as well as his daughter, Liz Perry, and his campaign chief of staff, Kathleen Shanahan, to help with transition issues like relations with Congress and logistical details.
"Jalili said he was prepared to talk about 20% enrichment but then he came up with a bunch of peripheral issues like relations with Bahrain, and events in Syria".
Although Mr. Chen's retreat may mollify the opposition and calm the agitated stock market, experts said it could badly weaken the president as he confronts other divisive issues, notably relations with Beijing.
Thankfully, the most contentious issues roiling relations with the Vatican these days concern real estate and not religion.For the Catholics' and Tin Lanh's countrymen it remains a secular holiday, or a good chance to spruik, if Heineken's campaigns are anything to go by.
