Sentence examples for shape relations from inspiring English sources

An espionage case, however serious, ought not to shape relations between Washington and Moscow.

And ultimately, what happens in Afghanistan will shape relations between the Muslim world and the West.

What holds us together, surely, is Tylor's broad sense of culture: our customs of dress and greeting, the habits of behaviour that shape relations between men and women, parents and children, cops and civilians, shop assistants and consumers.

While America's vote may shape relations between the West and the Middle East, Ukraine's will help map out not only the future shape of Europe but also the relationship between the West and another, colder East Russiaandand its former dominions.Over the past year Russia has convinced most remaining doubters that its brief fling with liberal democracy is over.

But it's certain that companies like Oracle, Microsoft, Rambus (which licenses computer memory intellectual property) and others are keeping a close eye on how Intel's moves could shape relations with Europe.

Instead, we have emphasised how accountability in global health is a complex problem, not necessarily reducible to one set of actors holding another to account, but is rather an ongoing process with built-in tensions that continually shape relations between a diverse set of actors.

How then do we tell which properties are preserved by the same shape relation and which are not?

In other words, there can be an inverted-U shape relation between age and wage gap between migrants and non-migrants.

To test the hypothesis of the inverted-U shape relation in Borjas (2012), we need panel data on migrants and non-migrants.

Hence, the shape of the first and last element of the positive stimulus was identical, defining a "same shape" relation independent of any particular shape (see Fig.  3).

Our results suggest a U shape relation between duration of breastfeeding and risk of asthma with an optimal duration of 4 to 6 months.