Sentence examples for war relations from inspiring English sources

Two years after the war, relations with Russia have not yet normalised.

After the war, relations disintegrated again as the two countries emerged as the world's two superpowers.

The failure to honour this commitment had poisoned Russia's post-cold war relations with the west.

Schlosser's story brings out the pas-de-deux character of Cold War relations, the habit each side had of copying whatever move the other side had just made.

The nation broke apart in a 1992 war; relations have warmed since February, when Moldova voters installed a Communist government that has made peace there a priority.

During the Revolutionary War, relations between patriot parishioners and a Tory priest here became so antagonistic that the latter would not preach without pistols at hand.

The suspected Chechen terrorist puts the story at the nexus of toxic bad faith in post-cold-war relations.

When hard-left protest groups emerged in the 1960s, they were quickly suppressed because of Japan's cold-war relations with the West.

Post-war relations were dominated by the fatwa issued by Khomeini ordering the killing of Salman Rushdie, whose novel The Satanic Verses was deemed blasphemous.

A weak state albeit, in effect, a one-party one; a constitution that constrains action abroad; and a cultural cringe from American dominance in post-war relations: all prevented Japan from becoming, in his words, a "normal" nation.

But Gov. George W. Bush's call today for "a new approach" to the nation's nuclear arsenal represented what could be, in the view of experts, a significant shift in arms control and post-cold-war relations with Russia.