Sentence examples for shaping relations from inspiring English sources

The impact of Isis is measured not only in publicity, but in shaping relations between states.

They served less as tools of construction than as tools for creating proportional plans, shaping relations between points rather than literally outlining space.

At present at least four non-Arab powers America, Israel, Iran and to a much lesser degree Turkey play an active part both in shaping relations between the Arab states and influencing their internal politics.Even after its chastening experience in Iraq, the strongest of these is America.

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.

This safe space became even more vital after key moments such as 9/11, the Iraq war and 7/7, which have shaped relations between British Muslims and the state.

He notably shaped relations with Cuba, Venezuela's top ally, where his brother is healing in a medical center, away from the Venezuelan media's prying eyes.

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.

The mechanisms behind the U shaped relations of systolic blood pressure to total mortality and non-cardiovascular mortality are intriguing.

Finally, the overall picture indicates an inverse J shaped relations for body mass index (except than by stepwise neural network).