Although the Lupertazzis' and DiMeos' interests are often at odds, Tony maintains a cordial, business-like relationship with "Johnny Sack", preferring to make mutually-beneficial deals, not war.
But she has also managed to forge cordial relations with business.Ms Gillard fronted her first press conference as prime minister by declaring that a "good government was losing its way".
Maintain a strong sense of identity, be cordial, and conduct your business with professionalism.
"This will help them expand their business with Nikko Cordial," Mr. Iimura said, adding that since the purchase of the Citigroup unit, Daiwa and Sumitomo had had difficulty managing the situation.
Mr Cameron deepened his relationship with Mr Medvedev, and had a "constructive, business-like and cordial" meeting with Mr Putin, which is an improvement on four years of total silence not least because British officials think that Mr Putin is likely to run for a third term as Russian president.The official line may not be wholly wrong.
In 1899 astute Del. lawyers got the notion that it would be pleasant if the small state was cordial to corporations that actually did business elsewhere.
Carlos Ghosn, who heads the Japanese carmaker Nissan, told the BBC's Chief business correspondent, Linda Yueh, that cordial relations between the two countries were key to their growth.
"Nick was all business, all the time — always cordial, but very focussed on the cases".
The Premier League and other rights holders are doubtless hoping the current cordial relations do not last, as their business models are built on creating competition for rights.
Dana Perino, the White House press secretary, said the president and Mr. Reid had "mostly a business relationship" that she called cordial, though Vice President Dick Cheney recently said working with Mr. Reid had been difficult.
