Sentence examples for national relationship from inspiring English sources

The knives in my roll don't just reflect my own life but collectively tell the story of our changing national relationship with food.

Canadians, especially, are drawn to a narrative that brings together a heroic colonial past and an evolving national relationship with the far north.

But France is also in the grips of a domestic culture war, with its right wing raising alarms over "Islamification" that has spilled into its deep national relationship with food.

It's difficult to overstate the success of the AAP's national relationship with the press.

He wants to "take wages out of competition" by having "national relationships with national firms and global relationships with global firms".

Others defend the value of nationalism on instrumental grounds; there is nothing inherently special about our co-national relationships but state boundaries are useful in assigning important duties to particular agents (Goodin 1998).

The problems that it placed at the center of the national conversation the relationship between race and law enforcement, the prevalence of domestic violence are still at its center.

There are two steps the U.S. should take for the sake of Japan's economy and for our vital national security relationship.

"This is a classic example of why you want to locate the national security relationship in the executive branch.

These meetings are part of the close intelligence and national-security relationship that our nations have.

"The constitution is a rulebook for government; it is the place where important national power relationships are articulated.