Meanwhile, Desmoulins had formed close working relations with Georges Danton in the Jacobin and Cordelier clubs.
And Ms. Rice works hard to maintain a close working relations with the president.
Although banking secrecy remains fundamental to San Marino's success, its central bank has close working relations with the Bank of Italy.
I have breakfast once a week with the UNSRSG and we have close working relations at every level.
Dagan had close working relations with Sharon and with Ehud Olmert; he enjoyed no such rapport with Netanyahu, whom he came to think of as needlessly abandoning negotiations with the Palestinians and letting relations with Turkey decay.
The Lithuanian authorities quietly keep close working relations with their southern neighbour, and have blocked (or at least queried) some attempts by the EU and America to impose sanctions.
The report is critical of the close working relations between the Foundation and major international pharmaceutical corporations and points out many of the same firms have been criticised for their over-pricing of life-saving vaccines.
During the 1950s and 1960s, he brought the label to preeminence based on his close working relations with major artists such as Jascha Heifetz, Vladimir Horowitz, William Kapell, Mario Lanza, Leontyne Price, Arthur Rubinstein, Cesare Valletti and Van Cliburn, and renowned conductors such as Arturo Toscanini, Fritz Reiner and Charles Munch.
Policymakers and lobbyists are considered to have very close working relations.
Companies that serve life science markets, like Agilent and Sigma-Aldrich, have developed close working relations with universities in order to introduce themselves to, and select, future employees.
