Sentence examples for ruptured relations from inspiring English sources

The raid briefly ruptured relations between the countries.

Turkey's government wants an international investigation — and insists ruptured relations with Israel will not improve without it.

Mr. Solow's quest for control ruptured relations with his original partner, the Fisher real estate family, and after a series of unrelated family tragedies, the Fishers quit the project, according to several real estate executives.

BATAMDA, Egypt — One place to begin to understand why this parched country has nearly ruptured relations with its upstream neighbors on the Nile is ankle-deep in mud in the cotton and maize fields of Mohammed Abdallah Sharkawi.

They are also reeling, they say, from a growing chorus of articles and rumors in Hollywood taking them to task for the film's high budget and for its lack of top-name actors, and from suggestions that the experience has somehow ruptured relations between the director and the studio.

Dimon seems determined to leave his mark in no small part because of his sudden departure from Citigroup and his ruptured relations with Sandy Weill.

Paris, Francee Mehdi Ben Barka, (born 1920, Morocco died October 1965?, Paris, Fr.?) Moroccan revolutionary politician exiled to Paris whose abduction and presumed murder in October 1965 caused a political crisis for the government of French President Charles de Gaulle and led to ruptured diplomatic relations between France and Morocco for almost four years.

Foreign Secretary William Hague noted in announcing the decision to close the embassies in Tehran and London that diplomatic relations had not been ruptured altogether, as they were for 18 months after Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini issued his notorious fatwa calling for the killing of the British novelist Salman Rushdie over the publication of Mr. Rushdie's "Satanic Verses" in 1989.

b The aneurysms are colored according to their rupture state red are ruptured, white are non-ruptured.

These studies concerned chiefly the monthly incidence variations of acute appendicitis [ 19], the volume-outcome relation of acute appendicitis [ 20], trend differentials in incidence rates for ruptured appendicitis between rural and urban populations [ 21], and a comparison of the perforation rate of acute appendicitis between nationals and immigrants [ 22].

Here we report the correlative strength of relations between the most commonly used scores for the assessment of patients with a ruptured ACL and utility values as a measure of quality of life.