Examples of using Strained relations in English and their translations into German
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Tough childhood, strained relations with your family.
The latest espionage scandal, however, has acutely exacerbated the already strained relations between Georgia and Russia.
The strained relations between the two developers RPG.
Despite the victory, the war greatly strained relations between the British and the colonists.
Her strained relations with Kaiser Wilhelm II as the head of the Prussian royal family are revealed at many points in it. Can similar statements be found in the letters?
The above leads to the final break of the already strained relations of a person with cockroaches.
But the strained relations, Madame, between my government and Spain.
He cautioned his apostles to be discreet in their remarks concerning the strained relations then existing between the Jewish people and the Roman government;
The World Council of Churches and the Roman Catholic Church have alsoshown great interest in facilitating peace and easing strained relations.
In other words: if the goal of the attack was toput additional pressure on Turkey's already strained relations with other countries, it achieved precisely the opposite.
His murder strained relations between the Bosnian government and UNPROFOR and was also the reason that peace talks in Geneva were cancelled.
The Ideenbüro is the contact point in a schoolfor problems of all kinds, from bullying and vandalism to strained relations between teachers and pupils.
So there could have emerged strained relations with Aëtius, but Theodoric soon sent his unwelcome guest away who captured Barcelona and was later(in 450) executed at the orders of Geiseric.
The August 2008 war between Georgia andRussia drastically changed the situation in the Caucasus and strained relations between Russia and the West.
I am thinking above all of countries marked by strained relations and often marred by brutally violent incidents which, as well as causing widespread destruction, strike without pity helpless and innocent people.
Is located on the south-east part of the Slovak Republic andit is a region with serious socio-economic problems along with extremely strained relations among majority and minorities, especially Roma.
Paul led strained relations with the Habsburgs, based on personal dislike of Charles V. In order to reduce the Habsburg influence in Spain, the Pope came to a military alliance with King Henry II of France in 1555.
In this respect, there can be a variety of adaptation problems, from strained relations with the team to the unwillingness to learn or work in a particular environment.
I consider the Council statement on the Middle East to be a serious diplomatic and political setback for the peace process, and hence am very disappointed in the Foreign Ministers for being led by the Swedish Presidency,of all presidencies, with its strained relations with the Jewish State.
On the other hand, Abe has repaired the strained relations with the US that Japan had under his predecessors, and President Barack Obama reiterated the strength of the bilateral alliance during Abe's state visit to the White House last April.
Europe's persistence in snubbing Turkey's attempts to join the European Union, the rise of violent anti-Westernpopular sentiment in the wake of the Iraq war, and strained relations with the US- owing in part to the forthcoming Armenian Genocide Act- are major factors in Turkey's change of direction.
The new European Commission, Council, and Parliament should be able to uphold the EU's humanitarian obligations by reducing the number of deaths at sea, thereby setting the stage for a more reasonable public debate about migration,while improving strained relations with Africa.
In atweet before the meeting, Trump blamed"U.S. foolishness and stupidity" for strained relations, ignoring Russia's illegal annexation of Crimea, the poisoning of an ex-Russian spy on U.K. soil, and Russian interference in the U.S. presidential race.
The Committee fears that assistance from European, international or local NGOs and associations, already difficult, will become impossible because of the distance, the extra cost,the multiplicity of partners representing the public authorities, strained relations or a lack of resources in certain countries for local associations.
Insufficient progress towards democracy and market economy was noted by the Commission in its 2003 revised Country Strategy Paper:“Georgia's political situation is dominated by widespread poverty, serious problems of governance and weak rule of law,including high levels of corruption, strained relations with Russia, and internal conflicts, involving in particular the breakaway republics of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, as well as a high level of external debt.”.
This discourages inward investment and strains relations with coastal neighbors.
CONTENTS(abridged): A. Introduction: hand and instrument- a strained relation?