Sentence examples for relationship on issues from inspiring English sources

Gillibrand, twice elected to the U.S. House of Representatives from the district that includes Albany, told reporters afterward she welcomed the meeting and predicted it would start a "fruitful relationship" on issues of immigration, health care, education and gun violence.

At a minimum, the United States and Iceland should forge a closer relationship on Arctic issues.

"It is vital to develop a forward-looking, cooperative relationship on common issues confronting international society," Suga told reporters after the reshuffle.

Speaking of his relationship over the years with Mr. Lopez, Mr. Silver said: "I didn't go to dinner with him every night; we had a good working relationship on housing issues.

("Well, I like Christie personally, and we've had a good working relationship on specific issues like the Hurricane Sandy recovery," he said. "Beyond that, David, I just don't have enough facts to offer a judgment").

President Obama plans to meet President Xi Jinping of China next month for the first time since Mr. Xi's installation as the leader of the world's most populous nation, as the two leaders try to establish a working relationship on critical issues like North Korea, the global economy and allegations of state-sponsored cyber attacks, the White House announced on Monday.

Kitty Hawk aircraft-carrier group make a port call in Hong Kong for Thanksgiving, and more seriously, China's prior decision to ignore a distress call from two U.S. minesweepers, were symptomatic of recent tensions in the military-to-military relationship: –U.S. policymakers are concerned that they may have overestimated the strength of the U.S.-Chinese relationship on security issues.

"I don't think anything would happen by happenstance in a relationship, on an issue that's this important," he said.

Sessions and his office maintained a close relationship on the issue with Breitbart.com, the website that regularly airs white nationalist viewpoints whose chairman, Steve Bannon, has become the chief political strategist in the White House.

Shultz and Wolfowitz agreed that Kissinger put too much value on China as a counterbalance to the Soviet Union, with the result that the U.S. bent over backward to preserve "the relationship" by making concessions on issues like Taiwan.

The sensitive Central America-US relationship is most delicate on issues of drug trafficking, immigration and the economy.