Sentence examples for built up good relations from inspiring English sources
IBM, for example, has built up good relations with its customers over decades.
Another Obama request will be that the UK, which has built up good relations with Moscow under Cameron, helps to reassure Moscow about this.
Its emir has built up good relations with the United States and has played host to American military forces, but elements within his government also gave shelter to the man who planned the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.
Nato's 13th secretary general, former Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg, looks an unlikely choice on several counts: an economist with no defence background, a social democrat who built up good relations with Russia, another Scandinavian hard on the heels of Anders Fogh Rasmussen.
"We built up good relations with local solicitors who send us work and the centre has become an asset for the whole area".
"The U.S. did not build up any good relations with the opposition.
It's a good idea to build up a good resume.
The prime minister has had to work hard to build up relations with the DUP, which has had stronger relations with Labour in recent years.
Tells about good clientele built up from there.
It built up a huge reservoir of good will instantly.
