Sentence examples similar to To promote amicable relations from inspiring English sources

Aims to promote friendly relations among people of different nations.

The council was founded to promote better relations among aviation schools, the industry and the Federal Aviation Administration.

He also wants to promote good police relations with local kids.

The object of home-beat is to promote congenial police-community relations.

Clark attempted to broker amicable relations between the settlers and the Indians, but Missourians viewed him as too sympathetic to Native Americans.

Early on, progressives and liberals developed a labor regime that, intending to restore amicable relations between employer and employee, sought to include as many workers as possible in the latter category.

As one of the earliest allies of the Tokugawas, the Maeda continued to maintain amicable relations with them throughout the period of Tokugawa rule, and the children of the two houses frequently intermarried.

It is their duty to abstain from attempts to force Ministers to make disclosures or express opinions which may render it more difficult for them to maintain amicable relations with both belligerent powers.

They want to maintain amicable relations for the day when sanctions are lifted," said an industry source.

"The Reluctant Tuscan" has been published in seven languages, although not in Italian — an attempt to maintain amicable relations with the couple's volatile Italian neighbors.

He used to promote them as an investor relations man.