Sentence examples for test relations from inspiring English sources

The revelations are particularly likely to test relations between New Zealand and Fiji, the island nation headed by Frank Bainimarama, the army chief-turned-prime minister.

But since those pennies add up to hundreds of millions of dollars a year in interconnection fees, this has become one of the thorniest trade squabbles to test relations between the two nations.

The potentially toxic allegation that Britain has a listening station in the capital of a close European Union ally will test relations between London and Berlin only days after the row between Germany and the US about its own clandestine activities.

By recreating this index, and then using statistical tools (principal components analysis) to test relations between various components of the index, we challenge ways in which countries are ranked in the ESI.

Crimes associated with the testosterone-charged presence of thousands of young troops -- including rapes and assaults -- frequently test relations between US bases and their host communities.

Studies might be incomparable because they simply test relations between different constructs.

The accusations by American investigators have tested relations between the United States and both countries.

There was no indication whether the passport used the identity of a genuine UK national, as happened in a case earlier this year that severely tested relations between Britain and Israel.

That accessibility is now sorely testing relations between the Buddhist monks and the government of Hong Kong, which administers this outlying island.

Telefónica bought control of Vivo in July 2010 from its joint venture partner, Portugal Telecom after a three-year struggle that tested relations between Spain and Portugal.

Russia's conflicts with Ukraine and Georgia tested relations between the Russian Orthodox Church and its counterparts in the other two countries during 2008.