Sentence examples for western relations from inspiring English sources

Just a few years ago this expansion would have severely strained Western relations with Moscow.

He contracted pneumonia in St . Petersburgand died in 1870.By the time of Burlingame's death, there were signs that Western relations with China would remain unequal.

Western relations with Moscow have nosedived after last month's war in Georgia and amid a row over Russia's claim to a "privileged interest" in former Soviet states.

His books include "A New Deal for Latin America" (1963), "Growth Policies and the International Order" (1979), "Energy Strategies for Developing Nations" (1981), "Eroding Empire: Western Relations with Eastern Europe" (1987) and "Brazil's Second Chance" (2001).

James Brooke (NYT) CANADA, LIBYA: PLANS TO OPEN EMBASSIES Canada and Libya plan to open embassies in their respective capitals this winter, part of a gradual normalization of Western relations with the government of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

While Levitte conceded that Western relations with Russia should not hinge solely on the Georgian question, he nevertheless pointed to the continued need for a firm, united Western front.

Russian-Western relations may cool as a result, he predicted.

An honorable peace in Israel will remove this major thorn in the side of Islamic-Western relations.

Project Khalid celebrates the hundredth anniversary of the first Arab-penned English-language novel, "The Book of Khalid," prescient in its treatment of Arab-Western relations.

A poll published this week by the Pew Research Centre says that Americans who see Muslim-Western relations as "generally bad" outnumber those who take the opposite view by 55% to 32%.

The China of the cultural revolution was vulnerable to the USSR and therefore needed to befriend the US to balance its enemies: "No such incentive is self-evident in Iranian-western relations".