Sentence examples for will be relations from inspiring English sources
Even trickier will be relations with the United States.
"Everyone hopes that there will be relations with the Vatican.
"The crucial issue will be relations with Croatia and Serbia," Jedlicka says.
The three big tests, experts agree, will be relations with Pakistan, the US and China.
Why should anyone be excluded from investigations?" A key issue for the new government will be relations with Georgia's northern neighbour.
Its governor-elect, Rubén Costas, declared that "the era of autonomy has begun" and called for a meeting of the new governors to co-ordinate strategy.Another challenge for Mr Morales will be relations with the United States.
"I hope there will be more relations between Libya and America now," he added.
His first task will be public relations: The outgoing director, British epidemiologist Richard Feachem, is accused of misappropriating funds.
A major challenge will be improving relations with board members, whose fractious relationships helped end Deasy's tenure.
The major test now will be whether relations between Iran and the U.S. evolve to encompass broader issues.
Observers with close ties to Chinese officials say one of Zhang's priorities will be establishing relations with more moderate democrats to lower the heat.
