Sentence examples for relations running from inspiring English sources

It now excludes greedy relations running for parliament.Few expect Sheikh Hasina's stint as an absolute ruler to last more than a year.

In what was in effect a single-party state, the RCD built clientelist relations running from taxi-drivers and corner-shop owners, to non-governmental organisations, lawyers, senior civil servants and importantly for its funding business people.

In what was in effect a single-party state, the RCD built clientelistic relations running from taxi-drivers to corner-shop owners, lawyers, senior civil servants and importantly for its funding business people.

"We also underscored again very clearly that the road to these improved relations runs through Seoul for North Korea".

"The asymmetry of these power relations runs deep, producing and reproducing colonial ways of being seeing and acting.

A year later the family is "smuggled" across the border by bootlegging associates of Bellow's father and settle in Chicago, where relations run a baking business.

How much you can count on an individual with whom relations run deeper may need a few weeks longer to ascertain.

Madigan, who is one of the Vatican's most prominent, and liberal, advisers on Christian-Muslim relations, runs the Institute for the Study of Religions and Cultures at the Jesuits' Pontifical Gregorian University, arguably the most intellectually independent of Rome's Catholic institutions.

Yesterday, in Boston, it was Geoffrey Mutai – another Kenyan, but no relation – running the fastest marathon in the history of the planet: 2hr 03min 02hrc.

Moreover the results depict the existence of the long-run unidirectional Granger causality relation running from output per capita to renewable electricity production per capita, and from non-renewable electricity production per capita to renewable electricity production per capita.

It has generally been assumed that if there is a relation between identity and our practical concerns, it is some sort of univocal relation, running from a single (correct) theory of personal identity to all of our person-related practical concerns (whether it's a grounding relation, an explanatory relation, a revealed relation, or something else).