Sentence examples for * neighbourliness from inspiring English sources

It is probably also a mistake to assume – as Lamb appears to – that neighbourliness can simply substitute for formal care, and that rebuilding "neighbourly resilience" will stop people going into care unnecessarily.

I miss the neighbourliness of Paris.

They reduce "nuisance neighbourliness" by 60%.

The result was an increase in neighbourliness.

If only other language groups could find their inner neighbourliness.

And how do we repay this friendly neighbourliness?

His early life, he said, was passed in "settings of absolutely typical Protestant-Catholic good-neighbourliness".

Vietnam's defence chief told the forum that he hoped that maritime disputes could be resolved with "good-neighbourliness, friendship, co-operation and brotherhood".

He buried most of the Soviet empire in Europe, and played midwife to a united Germany, saying allies were better than subjects: "It is time to realise that neither socialism, nor friendship, nor good-neighbourliness, nor respect, can be produced by bayonets, tanks or blood".Even hawkish Americans realised that the Soviet Union truly wanted to end the cold war.

As Serbia in effect controls the northern, Serb-majority part of Kosovo, the problem is obvious.The solution, say diplomats, is to begin direct talks on practical matters that should generate the good-neighbourliness that will be needed if tricky political questions of status are to be fudged, as they will surely be.

This created a feeling held widely in the region that despite a decade of soothing talk from Beijing about good-neighbourliness and win-win relations, China was reverting to an old form of behaviour, whether that of the wounded revanchist, or the central kingdom demanding obeisance.