Sentence examples similar to Make relation from inspiring English sources
Won't that make relations difficult?
A language barrier can make relations harder still.
It involves a series of modest recommendations for things that might make relations a bit better.
"It takes centuries to make relations and minutes to destroy them," he said.
Indeed, the Finns hope to make relations with Russia a main theme of their tenure.
The White House, however, did not want to make relations with Russia any worse by questioning the legitimacy of his victory.
During the 2000 campaign, George W. Bush promised to make relations with Latin America a "fundamental commitment of my presidency".
By assuring a fair trial for Ms. Berenson, he can help make relations with Washington somewhat less frosty.
Equally pleasing to al-Baghadi and his high command, San Bernardino is likely to make relations worse between non-Muslim and Muslim America.
As with the State Department and the Pentagon, Cardinal Sodano's diplomats complain that the hard-liner, in this case the theologians, make relations unnecessarily difficult.
Mr. Daft has also promoted foreign nationals to oversee operations in countries where their cultural expertise might make relations with regulators smoother.
