Sentence examples for relations behind from inspiring English sources

The framework also represents the relations behind said concepts (Associations between UML Classes).

Then, with the contentiousness of recent relations behind them, a flood of football will begin.

Nevertheless, relations behind the scenes appear to be thawing between Sanders and other members of the Democratic party.

Neville Chamberlain is upbraided, despite his attempts to restore good relations behind the back of his troublesome foreign secretary, for failing to engineer Eden's resignation earlier than February 1938, and for delaying a final accommodation with Italy over Abyssinia until the end of that year.But Eden, says Mr Lamb, was the real source of British myopia.

The new operator is to find out the potential semantic relations behind the history information based on the ontology technology.

My grandmother rarely saw her because her own mother was determined to leave the poor relations behind and move firmly into a respectable middle class paradigm.

The relation behind the decreased Cx26 expression in the noncancerous regions and the increased risk of metastasis might be caused by a decreased adhesion regulation, mediated by an interaction with the focal adhesion kinase (Tate et al, 2006).

Sherman will probably brief the Senate foreign relations commitee behind closed doors, though that is hardly a guarantee against it leaking from some sceptical senator's office.

The public relations team behind her recent film A Mighty Heart made the mistake of printing out a legal document stipulating that interviews 'could only be used to promote the picture'.

Secondly, it puts the full force of its public relations team behind the women, getting them booked on talk shows, sending them out for personal appearances and even producing lines of cosmetics and body products stamped with their likenesses.

The thought that conceptions of power are themselves shaped by power relations is behind the claim, made by many feminists, that the influential conception of power as power-over is itself a product of male domination (for further discussion, see section 4 below).