Sentence examples for recast relationship from inspiring English sources

Ed Miliband's proposals for a recast relationship between the unions and Labour could increase rather than undermine union influence within the party, Len McCluskey, the Unite general secretary, said.

Should terrorists attack the city again, the Bloomberg administration has improved or recast relationships with crucial aides in the White House and tried to ensure that there are systems that click into place immediately.

Since media coverage is enmeshed in an institutional context, "necessary, sustained, and long-term improvements involve recasting relationships between and within the realms of science, policy, media and civil society" (page 183).

Westminster must now race to develop a new strategy of self-governance while recasting relationships and trade deals with the EU and other major partners before the two-year deadline arrives.

PAGE A17 Editorial STARTING OVER Pakistan and the United States need to recast their relationship.

The coalition agreement of 2010 trumpeted a plan "to completely recast the relationship between people and the state".

I hope that Parliament will grab this opportunity to recast the relationship between the citizens of Britain and their newspapers.

The regulator then recast its relationship with broadcasters in relation to premium rate phone-in competitions, he says.

Recent conversations with people in No 10 have brought home to me the scale of Cameron's ambition to recast our relationship with the EU.

What the new treaty will mean for Russia-Africa relations and their arms deals remains to be seen, but Russia's military deals with Africa have shifted in recent years and the time may be right to recast this relationship.

The Leave campaign could present a vote against the EU as the first of two referendums to recast our relationship as one of free trade rather than of free movement.