Sentence examples for open relations from inspiring English sources
In Seoul, South Korea's Foreign Ministry hailed the move to open relations.
Those who favor more open relations with Cuba praised Mr. Carter's visit as an effort to start a new dialogue.
Does the ascension of Raúl Castro, Fidel Castro's brother, represent an opportunity to open relations with that country?
Obama will be under pressure to demonstrate that his decision to open relations is helping to encourage political reforms.
"Why are people suddenly so cooperative?" said a Western diplomat whose country is planning to open relations soon.
Overcoming the administration's skeptics, she persuaded Mr. Obama to open relations with the military rulers in Myanmar, a reclusive dictatorship eager to emerge from decades of isolation.
He said, dryly, "Perhaps it is a special feature of German 'transparency' that there is no real, open relation with our Muslim communities, especially in Berlin.
After all, his grandfather, Ichiro Hatoyama, prime minister in the mid-1950s, opened relations with the Soviet Union.
"He opened relations with China, and that's what kept inflation down.
Franklin D. Roosevelt opened relations with the Soviet Union in 1933 to balance the ascendance of menacing forces in Germany and Japan.
Attained residual stress-crack opening relations were compared with the post-cracking behavior, defined using RILEM technique.
