Examples of using Difficult relations in English and their translations into Russian
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He had difficult relations with the Vatican.
Tsar Ferdinand I only sent a representative, possibly because of the difficult relations between Russia and the throne.
The difficult relations between State and society in Africa owe much to the authoritarian legacy of colonial governance.
In doing so, the State party must deal with a legacy of difficult relations among various ethnic groups.
The countries are seeking to build up their relations in general andtrade in particular after years of difficult relations.
In doing so, the State party must deal with a legacy of difficult relations among various ethnic groups.
I had difficult relations with my husband, he is a very impulsive person, and all these nerves, emotional days, so I think this is the reason.
I am aware of the existing mistrust after long years of difficult relations and mutual perceptions of misunderstanding.
The sponsors of thedraft resolution might examine their own records before naming and shaming countries with which they had difficult relations.
Moreover, flare-ups of fighting and difficult relations with local authorities have intermittently set back relief efforts.
The first two Governors-General, Lord Hopetoun and Lord Tennyson,had served shortened terms and had had difficult relations with Australian ministers.
Tajikistan, as a vulnerable entity in the region, and having difficult relations with its neighbors, will effectively need patronage, which Tehran, in large part, will be in a position to provide.
The high command of the Cuban Army was aware that shooting down the aircraft would add a new obstacle to the already difficult relations between Cuba and the United States.
If that were not the case,it would be easier to understand the difficult relations between the police and minorities, as well as the reluctance of the police to investigate acts of racial discrimination.
Not only is it important on its own merit, but it is at the heart of the turbulent situation in the Horn of Africa,including the current difficult relations between Djibouti and Eritrea.
On its western border, Pakistan had for many years faced difficult relations with its neighbour India, with which it had a dispute over Kashmir.
Italian submarines and one German submarine operated in the Pacific Ocean, butnever enough to be an important factor, inhibited by distance and difficult relations with their Japanese ally.
In these times of difficult relations between Russia and the EU, it will show that through good cooperation we could put economy always one step before the politics, Sertic said.
Since 1 May 2014, humanitarian organizations have significantly reduced their operations owing to the overall security situation, difficult relations with local authorities and difficult road access.
Since its independence in 1947, Pakistan's foreign policy has encompassed difficult relations with the neighbouring Soviet Union(USSR) who maintained a close military and ideological interaction with the neighbouring countries such as Afghanistan(in the West) and India(in East) as well as East Pakistan.
Yamadaev was not going to Chechnya because he and his relatives including former commander of battalion East Sulim Yamadaev had,to put this mild,"difficult" relations with incumbent President of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov.
Regarding the investiture,it should be mentioned that, despite the junta's difficult relations with the Governments of Senegal and Guinea, its High Command welcomed the fact that the two Governments were invited to the ceremony.
The classic view of Domitian is usually negative, since most of the antique sources were related to the Senatorial or aristocratic class,with which Domitian had notoriously difficult relations.
Good staff-management relations based on dialogue and the exchange of ideas andinformation were crucial; the difficult relations that had prevailed in recent times would not help to resolve the many thorny issues under discussion.
It openly described the sometimes difficult relations between ethnic groups, particularly the strong national feelings current among the larger minority groups, which sometimes seemed to verge on disloyalty to the State.
The presence of MISSANG, which was deployed within the framework of the ECOWAS-CPLP(Community of Portuguese-speaking Countries) Road map on the Defense and Security Sector Reform,highlighted the difficult relations between the constitutional authorities and the army.
In doing so, the State party must deal with a legacy of difficult relations among various ethnic groups such as the violent clashes between ethnic Kyrgyz and Uzbek inhabitants in Osh Oblasty which occurred in 1990, resulting in human casualties and property damage.
Lastly, mention must be made of the establishment in 1991 of the ombudsman's department, which, in the space of three years,has been able to satisfy the Senegalese people's need for assistance in its often difficult relations with its Government, without recourse to legal proceedings, which may be lengthy and expensive.
Colonel Bouterse, former Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces,who had been a symbol of the difficult relations between civilians and the military, had been designated“First Member of the State Council”; however, an international arrest warrant had recently been issued against him in the Netherlands for drug trafficking.
Tehran has been forced to deal with a whole range of threats and challenges: in the south- with the American military presence in the Gulf region and a coalition of Arab monarchies, led by Saudi Arabia;in the west- with the potential instability in Iraq and traditionally difficult relations with Turkey; in the east- with the likely consolidation of Afghanistan under the authority of a hostile to the Shiite branch of Islam, movement of Taliban.