Sentence examples for which relations with from inspiring English sources

But it also covers December 19th, when South Korea holds a presidential election in which relations with the North were bound to be a big bone of contention.

"Publication of other countries' intelligence material, whether sensitive or otherwise, undermines the key principle of confidentiality on which relations with foreign intelligence services are based and has the potential to cause serious harm to future intelligence co-operation and thereby undermine the national security of the UK".

And, from April 12th, soldiers from both countries will be taking part in the first joint air and sea exercise held under the Five-Power Defence Arrangements, which link them with Australia, New Zealand and Britain.Beyond the rhetoric, it is hard to point to any way in which relations with Singapore have actually suffered as a result of the row.

The Times appears to view the currency manipulation problem as a foreign policy issue in which relations with countries like North Korea assume more importance than the economic damage being done to the United States by currency manipulation.

In March Mr Sanader began to mend fences with Serbia, with which relations have been poor.

But the failure to persuade the Israelis may have stemmed from longstanding tensions between the consulate in Jerusalem, which handles Palestinian affairs, and the embassy in Tel Aviv, which manages relations with the Israeli government.

"And, yes, that includes the people of Cuba," he said, raising a long-sore subject between the United States, which broke relations with Cuba a half-century ago, and Latin America, which is almost unanimous in opposing Washington's policy.

Montenegro, which established relations with Kosovo in 2008, wants stability in the western Balkans region, which should accelerate its own application into the EU.

Scarcity of supplies prompted them to hunt kangaroos, which worsened relations with the Aboriginal population.

Outside the United States, the game's governing body is the Hurlingham Polo Association, which maintains relations with many national bodies.

The intifada, or uprising, that began in 1987 brought Israel into a posture of compromise with the P.L.O., which produced relations with several Arab countries.