Sentence examples for damage ties from inspiring English sources

However, the new legislation threatens to seriously damage ties between the two neighbours, who share a 2,000-mile 2,000-mile

China responded with equal vitriol to Obama's meetings with him, in 2010 and 2011, though it did not follow up with concrete measures that would damage ties.

On Saturday, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman, Liu Jianchao, was quoted in wire service reports from Beijing saying the government strongly opposed the deal and warning that it could damage ties between Beijing and Washington if it went through.

The Philippines submitted to the tribunal in The Hague 4,000 pages of analysis and documentary evidence on Sunday to defend its territorial claims, ignoring Beijing's warning the case would damage ties.

Discussions between American and Russian officials continued on Wednesday, and the White House further softened its language in the hope of an outcome that does not further damage ties between the two countries.

PAGE A4 GENOCIDE VOTE IS CRITICIZED Turkey's foreign minister said the vote by a Congressional committee in Washington condemning the mass killing of Armenians early in the last century as genocide would damage ties with the Obama administration.

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Chinese leaders understand that their veto damages ties with the West.

They say that the relatively good news from Latin America in recent years, and the relatively bad news from the United States, have damaged ties between north and south.

Reacting swiftly, China summoned the Japanese ambassador to Beijing to express its outrage, calling the visit an "erroneous action that damages ties between China and Japan".

The ministry's spokesman, Liu Jianchao, also said that President Bush's meeting with the Dalai Lama last month had also damaged ties between the countries.