Sentence examples for relations having from inspiring English sources

Mr. Astakhov has an unusual perspective on Russian-American relations, having attended both an institute of the K.G.B. and the University of Pittsburgh.

Published before Brexit, Corbyn or Trump, it describes the result of capitalism's unaddressed failures since 2008 as a period "in which unexpected things can happen any time … due to long-valid causal relations having become historically obsolete".

"There is not a problem between him and me," offered Conte rather unconvincingly of a counterpart with whom he has sparred regularly during his time in England, with relations having reached a nadir this year.

Now, with relations having deteriorated between the two countries, Moscow must figure out what to do in two weeks when thousands of raucous fans of Manchester United and Chelsea swarm into the capital for the European Champions League final, a soccer championship that in Europe is on par with the Super Bowl in intensity and prestige.

Jefferson is a key figure in the history of French-American relations, having served as minister to France in the years leading up to the French revolution and helped to draft the French Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen.

It has also become a research priority in public relations, having been considered one of the key aspects of that field for decades.

Race relations have improved.

Relations have cooled since then.

But since then, relations have soured.

Relations have been edgy for a while.

Since then, however, relations have been transformed.