Sentence examples for nature of relations from inspiring English sources

It "doesn't change the nature of relations between Israel and the Holy See," Mr. Palmor said.

That assessment of the unsteady nature of relations remains relevant today, Mr. Gates said.

Tells about the changing nature of relations between Britain and the U.S. since the end of the Second World War.

It's a problem of being stripped of illusions about the nature of relations between countries, including such close allies as Poland and the US".

He replied with a monologue on the good nature of relations between Russia and France, despite the latter's membership of Nato.

He is now head of the military council in Tripoli, showing the extent of possible Islamist influence in the new regime, and the unpredictable nature of relations between the regime and the UK.

It is with a view to providing a proper account of divine relations, he explains, that it is "necessary to examine the nature of relation with such diligence" (Quaestiones de divinis praedicamentis, q. 11, p. 12, 300 301).

The Impasse of Race Relations Such a stalemate is representative of the almost cha-cha slide-like nature of race relations.

And an apophany, then, would be the sudden paranoid ascription of relation to discrete phenomena; in contrast to the more familiar epiphany, a moment of piercing insight into the nature of "true" relations.

Partly this reflects the changing nature of labor relations.

What was the nature of the relations among these communities?