Sentence examples for with the relations from inspiring English sources

As with skyscraper towers, so with the relations between peoples.

Agricultural policy is concerned with the relations between agriculture, economics, and society.

In both academic works Alex deals with the relations of the Muslim and the Western World.

Every known legal system has rules that deal with the relations among persons with respect to (at least) tangible things.

His first novel, Yeast (printed in Fraser's Magazine, 1848; in book form, 1851), deals with the relations of the landed gentry to the rural poor.

In the same way, the painter became more and more concerned with the relations between the work of art and the observer.

Each record series was used with the relations in Fig. 2d (best-fit, +95% confidence interval, and −95% confidence interval) to produce a time series of RTS initiations.

More centrally, she's a lifelong feminist, primarily concerned with the relations of men and women in movies, and especially with the intimation of sex.

"Autopsy for an Empire" devotes only a few pages to anything having to do with the relations between Moscow and the republics of the Soviet Union.

Rheology is a branch of engineering science, which deals with the relations between the stresses applied on materials and the resulting strains (deformations) and strain rates.

Shapiro's writing is unified as well by a pervasive concern with the relations between the requirements of democracy and those of social justice.