Sentence examples for relations back to from inspiring English sources

And instead of choosing peace, Mr. Arafat orchestrated a wave of violence that has brought Israeli-Palestinian relations back to ground zero.

Yet there are also signs of deep ambivalence toward steps that would erase the tenuous Arab-Israeli thaw of the last decade and push relations back to the days of total nonrecognition.

Amid concerns that this week's decision to cancel a planned presidential summit had set relations back to levels rarely seen since the end of the Cold War, White House spokesman Jay Carney sought to move on from a recent row over the extradition of NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.

Edelman frames O.J.'s story "in a much larger context," weaving it into the growth of Los Angeles and the evolution of the city's race relations back to the 1950s.

While crediting Trump for his "willingness" to improve relations with the North, also known as DPRK, Pyongyang accused the U.S. State Department of being "bent on bringing the DPRK-U.S. relations back to the status of last year which was marked by exchanges of fire".

Russia and North Korea have warm relations dating back to the Soviet period.

It took another decade and some deft diplomacy before relations were back to anything approaching normal.

Although Karzai himself is a Pashtun, many view him as window dressing for a US-devised realignment of long-established power relations, dating back to 2001 when the US toppled the overwhelmingly Pashtun Taliban.

The combination of an assumption for control on the British side, and an assumption of independence on the American side, make for a fine allegory of British-American relations going back to the revolution that separated us.

The interpretation of entangled states in quantum mechanics in terms of strongly non-supervenient relations goes back to Cleland (1984).

Chinese-Iranian military relations date back to the Iran-Iraq war in the 1980s when China was the Islamic republic's main military hardware supplier.