Sentence examples for loosen relations from inspiring English sources
"Regardless of magic spells, this means a de facto will to radically loosen relations with the EU – something that goes by the name of hard Brexit".
Changing class relations loosen urban attachments: municipal workers and government employees, who previously had been entitled to government housing in centrally located estates, have lost this position in the city.
In his state of the Union address on Tuesday night, President Barack Obama claimed that the US's move to restore diplomatic relations and loosen the conditions of a five-decade trade embargo had the "the potential to end a legacy of mistrust in our hemisphere".
The retreat will host the US president, Barack Obama, and China's new president, Xi Jinping, for a "no necktie" summit intended to loosen up both leaders and smooth relations between the world's two biggest economies.
His decision, announced last month, to normalise relations with Cuba and to loosen the embargo against the communist island was widely applauded.
►The recent breakthrough in U.S.-Cuba relations is "expected to immediately loosen restrictions on U.S. and Cuban scientists getting together for joint research," Richard Stone and Allie Wilkinson wrote on Wednesday.
The impending row could cost Georgia its reputation as a model of race relations for the "new South", and perhaps loosen the Democratic lock on state politics that has endured since the Civil War.This was not supposed to happen.
Trump has spoken of wanting warmer relations with Moscow, which has sparked concerns in Congress that he could lift or loosen some of the sanctions on Russia.
