Sentence examples for privileged relations from inspiring English sources

The writer/statesman had privileged relations with the statesman/writer.

This is the age-old attempt to forge privileged relations with Germany, the traditional holder of the European balance.

Invesco, BAE's biggest shareholder, also voiced concern about the strategic value of a deal, because, it said, of BAE's "unique and privileged" relations with the Pentagon.

Some analysts here attribute the policy to the French desire to maintain what they like to call "privileged" relations with Arab states.

"France enjoys privileged relations with Mauritania and it is unlikely that they will not come up top in this competition for Senussi".

The case has shed further light on allegations of French collusion in corruption under the cosy system known as "françafrique" – in which kickbacks, petrodollars and privileged relations defined Paris's foreign policy towards its former colonies.

She hopes for "a privileged relation with Turkey" and, if in power, says she would orchestrate France's exit from the bloc.

Thus, at present, it is not definite that dampening has a privileged relation with the anhedonic part of depression.

Guri, abortion, Terminal heart failure We have neither the privileged relation between the mother and the foetus, as in Sara's case, nor the vulnerable non-relation as in Reidun's.

The Labor Government of Prime Minister Tony Blair has begun moving closer to French ideas for making Europe capable of an autonomous defense within NATO, but it has also made privileged British relations with the United States a declared strategic objective.

Photography has lost its privileged position in relation to truth.