Sentence examples for unfriendly relations from inspiring English sources

"Investigative or seach actions, of course, aren't related to the extent to which there were friendly or unfriendly relations [with Putin]," he said.

This position seems to assume that unfriendly relations with the Soviet Union are beneficial whether or not there is a reason for them.

This position seems to assume that unfriendly relations with the Soviet Union are beneficial whether or not there is a reason for them..

Pakistan is a heavily Muslim country with nuclear weapons, a large number of radical Islamists, unfriendly relations with India -- but it's currently providing us with overflight rights, flights out of the country, ground transportation for international troops, and logistics assistance in the war on terror.

Yet a December Gallup survey found that only 17% viewed U.S.-China relations as unfriendly.

The United States, where concerns run high that early elections could bring unfriendly Islamists to power and further strain relations with Israel, has so far signaled approval of the military's slower approach to handing over authority.

More than half of the participants encountered unfriendly attitudes from primary care doctors in relation to their chronic bladder conditions, and these unpleasant experiences motivated them to keep shopping for a doctor who could understand their suffering.

The domestic politics of the eurozone, conducted through international relations, will remain both deadlocked and unfriendly.

Agence France-Presse reported that at a June meeting convened by the Chinese embassy in Oslo, Vice Foreign Minister Fu Ying warned the Nobel Institute director and secretary of the Nobel Committee, Geir Lundestad, that giving the prize to Liu Xiaobo would be seen as an "unfriendly gesture" that would have negative consequences for relations between Oslo and Beijing.

Relations between the Americans and the Filipinos were unfriendly and grew steadily worse.

That figure was only six per cent in the UK and 13 per cent in Germany, who dominantly classed Tehran as "unfriendly" or said they were unsure about the status of relations.