Sentence examples for long-standing relations from inspiring English sources

Kiribati has long-standing relations with Fiji.

They can damage long-standing relations with employees, investors and suppliers.

During the Heisei era, writes Mr Kingston, faith in authority has been eroded, "subverting long-standing relations based on trust between people and government and with their employers".The economic stagnation has severely undermined Japan's middle class.

Polanski observes the character quirks, the long-standing relations strained by the worsening disgrace of Lang's situation — there's something, we see, in the frayed connection of husband and wife that could be more significant than hurt feelings.

Polanski observes the character quirks, the long-standing relations strained by the worsening disgrace of Lang's situation there's something, we see, in the frayed connection of husband and wife that could be more significant than hurt feelings.

But we urge media outlets publishing this story to bear in mind that the long-standing relations and ties of friendship shared between the United Kingdom and Argentina afford us an opportunity to foster a dialogue of mutual respect between our peoples and nations.

The Spanish bank has a long-standing relation-ship with RBS, which may be asked to run Abbey on BSCH's behalf.

The nomads had arrived on the Plains only a few generations before and were often seen as interlopers by the villagers; although specific bands of nomads and villagers had long-standing trade relations, the groups generally viewed one another as enemies.

"This sale... offers an opportunity to reconceptualize the region's artistic production," Sotheby's notes on its website, "offering a fresh perspective rooted in long-standing historic relations and cultural heritage".

Asad's success was aided by his long-standing personal relations with the local Arab tribal leaders, as well as by the continuing tribal rivalries: as a Yamani opposed to the Mudari Harith, he could count on the support of his fellow tribesmen thus most of the Rabi'ah, the traditional enemies of Harith's Tamim tribe, soon defected to him.

Asad's success was aided by his long-standing personal relations with the local Arab tribal leaders, as well as by the continuing tribal rivalries: as a Yamani opposed to the Mudari Harith, he could count on the support of his fellow tribesmen thus most of the Rabi'ah, the traditional enemies of Harith's Tamim tribe, son defected to him.