Sentence examples for open to relations from inspiring English sources

Ever since the Islamic Republic was set up after the revolution of 1979, revolutionary purists have had to tolerate another faction, culturally more liberal and latterly more open to relations with the West.

Before his trip, he said the door was open to improved relations with Moscow.

Mr. Davies said Washington was open to improved relations with North Korea "if it is willing to take concrete actions to live up to its international obligations and commitments, though given the events of this past year, the bar for a resumption of meaningful engagement is certainly now higher".

She said the US was open to improving relations with Mr Chavez but that "it doesn't appear that he wants to".

Once Western leaders understood that Bozizé's presidency was ending, they assumed that leaving the door open to friendly relations with the new government would be essential to attempt to reduce China's influence.

Peña Nieto has consistently said that Mexico will not pay for the wall, while also signalling that he is open to rethinking trade relations with the US.

These occasions, called life crises, are regarded as dangerous because they are transitional from one stage of life to another and open to view the relation of life as a whole to its sacred ground.

This year's survey has data on how the community answered over a dozen questions -from the embargo to immigration, to opening relations with Cuba, to voting for or against candidates who want to reform the policy.

In July 1971, he was assigned to take Henry A. Kissinger on the first leg of his secret mission to China to begin talks to open relations between the two countries.

Obama will be under pressure to demonstrate that his decision to open relations is helping to encourage political reforms.

Findings from an International Institute for Population Sciences study in 2009 showed that youths both in urban and rural areas have become more open to engaging in sexual relations before marriage.