Sentence examples for relations back from inspiring English sources

The violence has set race relations back considerably, he said.

One community leader was quoted as saying the project had "set relations back a decade".

Sharma said this would set India and Silicon Valley relations back.

Hardline conservatives, it is being argued, will go to any extreme to put these relations back in the freezer.

Second, anxiety over China's recently more aggressive foreign policy has helped put troubled U.S.-Japanese relations back on track.

The Guardian, a newspaper which published the findings on May 28th, reported that hostility to immigrants is "setting community relations back 20 years".

These provisions are included in, in lieu of, or cumulative with a general relation back of the effects of the adjudication.

Evra and Bacary Sagna have been getting forward quite a bit for France, pinning the Uruguayan wing-backs Alvaro and Maxi Perreira and Perreira (still no relation) back inside their own half.

This "relation-back" theory, however, is qualified by numerous exceptions.

Italy abolished the relation-back effect in 1942.

In 1838 France replaced the general relation-back theory with a catalog of transactions, mostly various types of gratuitous or preferential transfers, that were rendered ineffective against the mass if made during the critical period.