Sentence examples for damaged relations from inspiring English sources

Olympia Snowe There have been calls by some Democrats to rebuild damaged relations with the Republicans.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the episode had damaged relations between Muslims and the city's police.

Five years of occupation have only hardened positions and damaged relations between America and Iraq.

Back then a previous series of visits by then-prime minister Junichiro Koizumi had badly damaged relations with China.

The government's anti-immigration rhetoric has damaged relations with natural allies such as Poland, according to Mr Grant.

But the announcement in April of its links with al-Qaeda may have irreparably damaged relations with wary Syrians.

12.48pm: Murray says the Guardian's revelations that Milly Dowler's phone had been hacked had damaged relations with the press.

Bush administration officials had sought to soothe Russian concerns, but the issue had damaged relations between the countries.

The hostage crisis damaged relations between Manila and Beijing and there has been pressure on the president here to discipline several people for the way the crisis ended.

Asked whether the suspicions had damaged relations between India and the Tibetans in exile there, the Karmapa took the long view.

The dispute has damaged relations between the countries, and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India said there would be consequences if Italy did not back down.