Sentence examples for modern relations from inspiring English sources

The program makes a weak effort to relate the story to modern relations between the Muslim and Christian worlds, and also floats some unconvincing suggestions that Captain Rileys book influenced Abraham Lincolns position on slavery.

To reject the verdict of the war trials themselves would mean setting back to zero Japan's modern relations with China, Korea and even America.

"The new administration headed by President Obama is showing its willingness to change the situation and build more effective, reliable and ultimately more modern relations," Mr. Medvedev said.

To narrow this range, we devised a new weighted approach (MCRwt) that employs information from the modern relations between climatic parameters and plant distributions to lessen the influence of the "tails" of the distributions of the climatic data associated with the taxa in an assemblage.

For example, leaf-margin analysis estimates paleotemperature using the modern relation of mean annual temperature (MAT) and the site-proportion of untoothed-leaf species (NT).

The theories on modern international relations may apply to the relations between the East Asian countries, but they inevitably involve the historical problems.

Mackenzie King not his more recognized counterpart, publicist Ivy Lee provided many of the modern public relations ideas that Rockefeller eventually adopted to alleviate tensions and improve labor relations.

What modern public relations expert could have done better?

Wilson deserves credit for his great achievements in shaping modern international relations.

What this has wrought in terms of modern gender relations has become an increasingly complicated affair.

This was yet another example of terrorists' ongoing failure to get to grips with modern public relations.