Sentence examples for problems in relations from inspiring English sources
But, she said: "The state of Israel must continue to defend its citizens, even if the price is international problems in relations with our neighbors.
"But after an employee from the embassy, Howard Solomon, came to us and we held a round table about problems in relations between the United States and Russia, that's when the prosecutors came".
"At the time I said to the director of the SFO: 'There we are, there are particular problems in relations to Saudi Arabia, but I want you to pursue vigorously and rigorously the other investigations you have got', and I made sure that he had the money to do so.
"That would disagree with our policy of resolution of any problems in relations with any countries, no matter how difficult or sensitive they may be". The US decision will cheer many in government in western Europe who believed the scheme was an unnecessary provocation to the Russians.
The following year, Gallup's poll of black Americans further exposed problems in relations between the police and the black community.
Kocharyan refused to join the summit in order to draw the alliance's attention to problems in relations between the Turkey and Armenia, in particular Turkey's refusal to consider the deaths of almost one million Armenians during World War I a genocide.
Table 3 shows the age-adjusted and gender-adjusted associations between having tried alcohol, illicit drugs or reporting alcohol-related and drug-related problems, in relation to mental health problems analysed collectively.
Table 2 depicts the crude, age-adjusted and gender-adjusted, and age-adjusted, gender-adjusted and SES-adjusted associations between having tried alcohol, illicit drugs or reporting alcohol-related and drug-related problems in relation to mental health problems.
We encounter similar problems in relation to freedom and authority.
It could also cause problems in relation to bail if you are arrested.
It then examines the implications of these problems in relation to human death.
