Sentence examples for relations an issue from inspiring English sources

Shamefully, it is also a shorthand for attitudes about race relations, an issue that Europe is only now beginning to confront.

At worst, the possibility of a catastrophic breakdown cannot be ruled out.In this section Blind justice At sea ReprintsMr Chen's decision to seek protection at the American embassy in Beijing brought back to the fore in bilateral relations an issue that both sides hoped had been parked.

Judge Wood made it clear that the indictment could be dismissed merely on a reading of the plain language of the statute, which refers to trying to influence a juror through "written communication" in relation to an "issue or matter pending" before the juror.

"In relation to an issue revolving around sourcing, as a matter of longstanding policy to protect our sources, we cannot comment," he said.

Whether the media initiate a widespread change in beliefs and practices in relation to an issue, or react to existing trends (e.g., an upswing in cycling), public health practitioners cannot afford to be passive about news media debates.

Mr. Lhota's record on labor relations — a campaign issue because the next mayor will face multiple expired contracts — is checkered.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said yesterday that President Clinton appeared to have joined his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton, in making police brutality and race relations a major issue in the New York Senate campaign.

But Mr. Bradley, with his stop yesterday in Queens and with other events this week, was making race relations a central issue.

If public relations were not an issue, several teams would take a chance on the 28-year-old Vick once the Atlanta Falcons release or trade him.

And now? "The business is stable, the share price still trades at a premium, industrial relations is not an issue, the business is generating cash and has paid its first dividend".

This raises the question of sustainability even more acutely, as arguably it does, too, in relation to headteachers, an issue the commission doesn't address.