Sentence examples for more relations from inspiring English sources

"I hope there will be more relations between Libya and America now," he added.

This week, a meeting of the EU's general affairs and external relations council (GAERC) will discuss once more relations between the EU and Cuba.

It's not clear what this mission is meant to involve, other than shedding staff and overheads at a faster pace than Jenkins could manage, but here's one area where Barclays would benefit from less dynamism, not more: relations with regulators.

"This is happening at a time when North Korea seems to have realized that it needs to have more relations with other countries in order to improve its own situation".

"It is not necessarily unethical or immoral," he said, "it is just a fact of life that Exelon has more relations with senior administration officials than others, which means Exelon has a direct line to fairly high places in the White House if they need to".

Women move more toward the topics in which there's more contact and more relations with humans.

The coati has no more relation to an aardvark than to any other vertebrate, so the name is misleading.

Kony's LRA bears more relation to a messianic cult than a movement of political freedom fighters.

Executives will have privileges that bear no more relation to real achievement than the fat and ugly cult leader's expectation of sex.

But apologising is an act that may bear no more relation to contrition than "yours sincerely" bears to meaning what you say when you regretfully decline an invitation.

The study perception indicates that purchasing desire and attraction had more relation.