Both acknowledged their differences but tended to play them down as "the normal adversarial relations," in the words of Judge Wachtler.

They, unlike Americans, have no trouble with combining cooperative and adversarial relations.

Many American orchestras are known for tough and sometimes bitter adversarial relations between players and management.

In a period of growth, the increment is the focus of debate; with cutbacks the baseline is questioned leading to increasingly adversarial relations.

But Justice Kennedy suggested that criminal defense lawyers may not be state actors because they are in fact in an "adversarial relation" to the Government.

"We don't want to have an adversarial relation with the community," he said, "although we do have one right now."

They had reinforced international criticism, not always well founded, of the 'British disease' of chaotic and adversarial industrial relations and endless strikes.

He said today that he told the Security Council: "I do not foresee any adversarial relations between the two.

There was the view that adversarial relations between the three units had severely hampered Industrial Relations in the Teaching Service.

The world needs more adversarial relations like it needs the inside dope on the modeling industry, the topic of the book appearing for the first time at No. 8.