Examples of using Difficult relations in English and their translations into Spanish
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Russia has also had difficult relations with Ukraine.
Turkey and Armenia have a long history of difficult relations.
Sarkozy has difficult relations with the North African citizens in France.
In doing so, the State party must deal with a legacy of difficult relations among various ethnic groups.
The difficult relations between State and society in Africa owe much to the authoritarian legacy of colonial governance.
This country has traditionally difficult relations with Turkey and Azerbaijan.
The sponsors of the draft resolution might examine their own records before naming andshaming countries with which they had difficult relations.
Russia generally has difficult relations with the Gulf countries," says Anton Mardasov.
On balance, the adoption of the new Law on Citizenship could exacerbate the already difficult relations between ethnic groups in the country.
After the war,he repaired the difficult relations with France, which re-established relations with the Vatican in 1921.
He also seemed relieved to learn there was an American organization(ICSF) that was dedicated to helping Bolivia,especially in times of difficult relations between Washington and La Paz.
In 1977, partly to shore up its difficult relations with UK business, the government introduced the Aid and Trade Provision.
One particularly controversial policy of the previous Government had been that of group expulsions,which had created difficult relations with the countries of emigration.
Moreover, flare-ups of fighting and difficult relations with local authorities have intermittently set back relief efforts.
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I am aware of the existing mistrust after long years of difficult relations and mutual perceptions of misunderstanding.
Because the Alaouites had difficult relations with many of the country's Berber and Bedouin-Arab tribes, Isma'īl formed a new army of black slaves, the Black Guard.
In doing so, the State party must deal with a legacy of difficult relations among various ethnic groups.
Difficult relations with different governments in Islamabad and the underdevelopment situation in the province have contributed to the upsurge of a nationalist movement and an armed insurgence.
On its western border,Pakistan had for many years faced difficult relations with its neighbour India, with which it had a dispute over Kashmir.
This full style occurred commonly as a diplomatic rank for the head of a mission ranking just below envoy, usually reflecting the relatively lowstatus of the states of origin and/or residency, or else difficult relations.
The review recommended stronger UNDP intervention in macroeconomic policy issues,given the difficult relations between the Government and the Bretton Wood institutions.
Such assistance is provided in all cases where difficult relations exist between children and parents or between them and their social context, with the aim of monitoring how they respond to educational and therapeutic measures;
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.
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.
The presence of MISSANG, which was deployed within the framework of the ECOWAS-CPLP(Community of Portuguese-speaking Countries) Road map on the Defense andSecurity Sector Reform, highlighted the difficult relations between the constitutional authorities and the army.
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.
In his analysis of the incident and of the documents made available to him by international organizations such as ICAO,Mr. Groth wondered whether:“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.
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.
Russia had always sought to comply with its obligations under the 1951 Convention and, despite the difficult relations among the countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States(CIS) and the internal migration situation, he believed that civilized standards in dealing with refugees had been maintained.