Sentence examples for developing good relations from inspiring English sources

SM: Work on developing good relations with funders.

"The most important thing is developing good relations at the working level".

Some talked of developing good relations with the better boat owners and some were also able to make home visits and return voluntarily by similar routes.

One reason may be that it is completely unthinkable, and can also be punishable, to put aside medical-technical care, but the consequences of putting aside nursing care, which includes developing good relations between parents and carers, are more unclear.

Robin Cook is anxious to develop good relations with the government of President Khatami, who came to power two years ago.

Dupuis learned Chinese and developed good relations with local officials while running a moderately successful business selling military equipment.

Otherwise how could Britain have been able to develop good relations with Iran, Syria and Cuba; reopen an embassy in Libya; and establish diplomatic relations with North Korea?

Mr. Friis said that during the years spent in courtrooms and across negotiation tables, he and Mr. Zennstrom developed good relations with music industry executives.

Ill health prevented his staying long in Canada, but while there he managed to develop good relations with the French-speaking population.

Elan has developed good relations with creditors over the last six months, and may be able to obtain waivers from them that would buy the company some time before it repays the debts, Mr. Martin said.

Qadi has developed good relations with Chelsea, who have loaned Rovers two promising youngsters in Charlie Colkett and Jake Clarke-Salter and he has worked closely with Clarke to improve the infrastructure at a club that needed dragging into the 21st century in some respects.