Sentence examples for created goodwill from inspiring English sources
The marathon garnered enthusiastic reports in the press and created goodwill among city officials.
I don't know if the CWG has created goodwill, but as the 2010 Games are set to start in Delhi, we are getting a very good understanding of empire, at least the 21st century variant.
However, there is no evidence that Ollivierre experienced any difficulties from spectators, and the historian Jack Williams suggests that despite racism inherent in English cricket at the time, Ollivierre's presence may have "created goodwill towards non-whites among [Derbyshire's] white supporters".
Offering a coffee, on the other hand, goes down a bundle in creating goodwill".
A just and equitable ruler, Louis also wanted to create goodwill between his children and those of the Plantagenets.
He said the AU$500,000 payment – to fund a feasibility study to develop a centre of excellence in Trinidad & Tobago – was paid out to create "goodwill" for Australia.
The Thunderbirds have performed in all 50 states and dozens of countries in thousands of formation-flying demonstrations, which serve as a recruiting tool for the U.S. Air Force and create goodwill for the American government.
In the preceding days, a series of carefully-balanced gestures had been intended to create goodwill all round: the British army took down the last of its watchtowers along the South Armagh border, and ministers announced £30m ($52m) in grants for depressed loyalist districts.The biggest stumbling block remains the Rev Ian Paisley, the intransigent head of the Democratic Unionist Party.
An argument for paying the premium prices that create goodwill is that when you buy another credit company you are acquiring a valuable roster of customers.
This latter result suggests that CSR investments may not be driven solely for altruistic reasons, but instead may be part of a broader strategy to create goodwill and/or help maintain good political relations.
