Sentence examples for nations relations from inspiring English sources

Indian and Pakistani officials have offered optimistic statements about the nations' relations.

Her magazine publishes research from scientists around the world regardless of their nations' relations with Cuba.

Beijing's pursuit of Japanese suspects threatened to complicate the two nations' relations further.

Mr. Putin, who met with Mr. Bush last weekend at the summit meeting of industrial nations in Genoa, Italy, expressed hope that the talks would imbue the two nations' relations "with new content free from the problems inherited from the past".

"The countries that are now part of the global south have historical relations to Western nations, relations that are fraught with questions of colonial power and imperialism and formal agreements that may or may not have served the countries' long-term needs," she said.

George added that he sees this as a small victory in the grand scheme of things and believes there is much more work to do regarding indigenous representation and nation-to-nation relations.

Secondary benefits in conducting studies among local populations include capacity building and improved host nation relations.

If this brutal project is carried out, it will be nothing less than the first openly totalitarian act in the history of this nation's relations with other nations, & one of the few such acts in any nation's history.

Mr. Lai's 11-year legal battle to remain in Canada has long soured the two nations' diplomatic relations.

Kimche was disappointed when 34 African nations cut relations after the 1967 six-day war and the 1973 Yom Kippur war.

With the end of the Cold War and the breakup of the Soviet Union (1991), neutralism lost much of its usefulness as a guiding principle in many nations' foreign relations.