Sentence examples for relations with about from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the group maintains good relations with about 50 Democratic members of Congress, and is spending nearly $50,000 on a reception at the convention honoring the Democrats' conservative Blue Dog Coalition.

We learn about the inferiority complex some suffer from in relations with Jews, about the meaning of identity.

The move seemed to be part of Eritrea's less-than-neighborly relations with just about all of its neighbors.

The United States ended relations with Albania about the same time, in protest against harassment of American diplomats by the newly established Communist Government.

It's hard to argue with, yet equally applies to our relations with just about any technology.

Cuba, a country which has positive relations with just about every country in the world but the U.S., is a land with free health care and education for all.

"What about relations with Russia, what about relations with China?" Ms. Rice quoted Mr. Bush as asking.

Relations between Australia, with about 15 million people, and Indonesia, with more than 160 million, have always been wary.

Educator Bao Quoc Nguyen trailed with nearly 12,000 votes, labor relations representative Bob Tucker with about 8,800 and Shaun M. Curtis with about 6,000.

In relation with studies about pulmonary hypertension associated with use of SSRIs it is worthwhile investigating further relations between in utero exposure of antidepressants and fetal lung development.

The hot topic at court and at Westminster was Scottish-English relations, with many arguments about "the division of the kingdom".