Sentence examples for terms of relations from inspiring English sources

Treatments such as these provide a reduction of time in terms of relations among events and are therefore especially germane to a relational conception of time (and, more generally, of space-time).

And previous service in Congress is associated with higher ratings in terms of relations with Congress.

In terms of relations with the new Iraq, people would be right to question what influence and capability we have on the situation on the ground.

While Iraq made substantial progress in 2008-09 on these fronts, there remained unfinished business, especially in terms of relations with Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Syria.

The affair also hinted that all was not well in terms of relations between would-be custodians of Thatcher's legacy and her daughter, Carol, who initiated the sale.

"This is an intensive, all-out effort, member by member, district by district, explaining what this agreement is really about and what's at stake in terms of relations with China," said Charlene Barshefsky, the United States trade representative.

When play was suspended at 6 55 p.m., No. 7 ranked as the second-most-difficult hole on the course in terms of relation to par.

Using the terminology of the Aristotelian categories, Boethius described the unity of God in terms of substance and the three divine persons in terms of relation.

"They say you are not you except in terms of relation to other people.

Positive and negative affect may facilitate the use of different sources of information, in terms of relation between self and situation [ 20].

They weren't allowed to say "sex," and instead used the vague term of "relations".