Sentence examples for reasonable relations from inspiring English sources
We want reasonable relations with Russia.
Vekselberg still enjoys reasonable relations with the man who counts, and heads the influential Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs.
Quite apart from the importance to the global economy of reasonable relations between its largest component countries, there is a long list of strategic concerns.Three stand out.
It may agonise about its east-west choice, but in reality it will have to maintain reasonable relations with Moscow as well as the rest of Europe.The Georgian war is reverberating among Russia's other western neighbours.
This confidence was based on the reasonable relations the Central Intelligence Agency had developed in the last two years with Mr. Arafat's senior security officers in Gaza, Jabril Rajoub in Ramallah and Mohammed Dahlan, with whom the C.I.A. had worked to coordinate security with their Israeli counterparts.
"My best guess is that any managed care company has to maintain reasonable relations with providers, and this stirred up so much animosity that I think it gave them a black eye," said Dr. Barry B. Perlman, president of the New York State Psychiatric Association.
"They have a natural intellect, a reasonable relation to everything, with a deep study of questions," she told me.
As this court said in Jackson v. Indiana (1972), where detention's goal is no longer practically attainable, detention no longer "bears a reasonable relation to the purpose for which the individual was committed".
In addition, the incorporated amounts of TiO2 nano-particles were constant and showed no reasonable relation with the applied waveform.
A growth manager, Cullinane doesn't shy from high multiple stocks, although she does like to see price-to-earnings ratios with a reasonable relation to estimates for long-term earnings growth.
The ECHR has laid down the following criterion: a policy with disproportionate effects counts as indirect discrimination "if it does not pursue a legitimate aim or if there is not a reasonable relation of proportionality between means and aim" (Abdulaziz et al. v. U.K., 1985: para. 721).
