Sentence examples for relation built from inspiring English sources

The compatibility of the relation built between the member states and third countries to the existing legal and political frame of the EU remains the uppermost priority though [5: 3].

"The importance of the special security and intelligence relations built up over the past five years during which Barak has served as the minister of defense should not be forgotten," the statement added.

In exposing the inadequacies of social or empirical accounts of sexual difference, identity, and the power relations built upon them, Lacan confronts the fundamental structures at the root of empirical socio-historical circumstances.

Which would bring us back to the currency of trust to foster engaging customer relations built on authentic connection and creating an atmosphere of innovation and momentum for employees.

A genome-wide plot showing their occurrence and relations built using the software Circos is presented in Figure 44 (20).

The highlighted relations build a basis for further research steps using survey-related instruments.

"And relations build from there," he said, adding the wealth advisory sector was a "long game," in which relationships took time to cement.

Businesses have shown great interest and want to harness the capabilities of Messenger in order to enhance their customer relations, build up their brands and gain more profits.

The document outlines four points the two leaders agreed upon: establish new U.S.-DPRK relations, build a stable peace regime, a commitment from North Korea to work toward the "complete denuclearization" of the Korean peninsula, and the repatriation of American POW/MIA remains.

This study contributes by providing the empirical evidence on the relation between built environment and mode choice in context of Indian city of Rajkot.

A Modulor Broth is a continuation of Le Corbusier's "Modulor Man," where the architect calculated the human form to quantify the space that a man could fill in relation to built edifices and the human form's material tolerances.