Examples of using Difficult relations in English and their translations into Greek
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Iran and Russia had at times difficult relations.
The traditionally difficult relations between Tirana and Belgrade have been substantially improved.
The President-in-Office has described our difficult relations with Russia.
Difficult relations with Nicosia's northern neighbors make a pipeline to the north highly unlikely.
Iran and Turkey had difficult relations in the 1980s and 1990s.
It has a problem with its neighbours, problems with Russia, with Armenia,with Israel, difficult relations with Egypt.
Boris worked hard to smooth the sometimes difficult relations between Field Marshal Mackensen and the commander of the 3rd army Lieutenant General Stefan Toshev.
This political will also relates to the resolution of difficult relations with its neighbours.
Boris worked hard to smooth the sometimes difficult relations between Field Marshal Mackensen and Lieutenant General Stefan Toshev, the commander of the Third Army.
The most important law of modern political economy andthe most essential one for understanding the most difficult relations.
The refugee crisis has put a strain on already difficult relations between Balkan countries.
This is in every respect the most important law of modern political economy, andthe most essential for understanding the most difficult relations.
We remained committed to this policy, also in our difficult relations with Turkey, refusing again and again to give in to nationalism and escalation of tensions.
He argued that it was"in every respect the most fundamental law of modern economy, andthe most important for understanding the most difficult relations.
It is also not clear that Turkey's leaders have grappled with the consequences of their difficult relations with other regional powers and what may become a long occupation of Syria.
The declining rate of profit is in every respect the most important law of modern political economy, andthe most essential for understanding the most difficult relations.
It is multi-layered andinvolves not only difficult relations with the police, but also anger over lack of integration in other sectors, poverty and past cases of abuses.
No one disputes that Marx considered this law to be of fundamental significance: it is in every respect the most fundamental law of modern economy, andthe most important for understanding the most difficult relations.
Whether it be the financial crisis, the refugee crisis, or difficult relations with Turkey, there is not a single European crisis in recent years that has not directly affected Greece.
With Chancellor Merkel visibly weakened as a result of the recent Bundestag elections,President Macron has been free to take the lead in managing Europe's difficult relations with Russia.
The historically difficult relations between the two countries are tense again and the Hellenic Armed Forces are seeing their Turkish rivals rise in power, especially in the naval field,” the website says.
(Slide 14) For Marx, the third law of profitability is“in every respect the most important law of modern political economy andthe most essential for understanding the most difficult relations.
A member of the Communist Party of Slovenia untilhe resigned in 1988, Žižek had difficult relations with the Party authorities for many years owing to his interest in what they viewed as heterodox ideas.
Marx describes this tendency for the rate of profit to fall in his notebook as“in every respect the most important law of modern political economy, andthe most essential for understanding the most difficult relations.
This scenario even assigns to Pittella the support of the members of the 5 Star Movement,although this is far from granted considering the difficult relations between his Democratic Party and the movement founded by Beppe Grillo.
From June 2000 to January 2002 the difficult relations between the two types of programme(due to uncertainty concerning organisational support for each type of programme) caused significant problems for the EDF microproject programmes.
In the most problematic case, in Bulgaria,the project was abandoned with only approximately 30% of the funds spent because of the difficult relations between the twinners and their counterparts.
While its rhetoric andpast in leading Croatia during the Yugoslav wars suggests it could have more difficult relations with Serbia in particular, behind-the-scenes relations are cordial and Karamarko insists he can do business with Belgrade, where former ultranationalists hold power.
In view of the difficult relations with some of our main suppliers, the limits to the diversity of energy sources and the inadequacy of supply capacity, I feel it is important for all the Member States that the European Union should act en bloc to protect its common interests and show that it can impose them in a very demanding negotiating context.
This small country of two million inhabitants in the heart of the Balkans between Albania, SerbiaMontenegro, Bulgaria andGreece has had to face inter-ethnic tensions and difficult relations with its closest neighbours, the direct repercussions of which on its economy and its insertion into the international economy and international community have been negative in the extreme.