Sentence examples for traditional relations from inspiring English sources

"People in Ukraine and in Russia want us to build warm, neighborly, traditional relations, which have always led our nations to success," Mr. Yanukovich said.

Iran shares a 730-mile border with Iraq and, as Mr. Kharazi made clear today, has "traditional relations and some influence" with its Shiite and Kurdish populations and with the Shiite religious leadership.

The traditional relations were infused with a new dynamism following the landmark visit of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to India in January 2010 as the leadership of the two countries agreed to embark on a new era of co-operation for mutual benefit with the objective of fighting the common enemy of poverty and under-development.

Among the relations presented, we have traditional relations, like hyponymy and the corresponding instance-of relation, which involves named entities.

In linear elasticity, the calculation of the deformation (δu, δw) developed by efforts (N, M) do not present difficulty and this from traditional relations of materials strength.

It has imposed this equation on the Syrian battlefield primarily, and through it alliance with the Islamic Republic of Iran, filling the vacuum the US has chosen to produce by deliberately abandoning its traditional relations with the Gulf nations.

The French law of 1985, preserving vestiges of the traditional relation-back theory, invalidates payments of debts made after their due date and the date of the cessation of payments if the recipient had knowledge of the cessation of payments.

Because Kant's theory attributes to the mind many aspects of reality that earlier theories had assumed were given in or derived from experience, it can be thought of as inverting the traditional relation in epistemology between the mind and the world.

It should be noted that in contrast with Traditional Relation Extraction that uses specific types of relations as synonymy, antonymy, hyponymy and lexical inheritance, meronymy, entailment, and presupposition, Open IE considers that all connections among concepts, entities, events, and also those expressed by means of attributes can be considered as relations.

Russia's anti-gay law, whose text was softened to remove explicit referrals to "homosexual propaganda", introduces fines of up to 100,000 roubles (£1,975) for individuals who have used the media or internet to promote "non-traditional relations".

In an apparent reference to the laws banning "propaganda of non-traditional relations", the Russian president said that on the international arena Russia sees itself as a defender of conservative values against what it considers an assault of "genderless and fruitless so-called tolerance" which he said "equals good and evil".