Sentence examples for establish good relations from inspiring English sources

"We have to say we tried everything to establish good relations, particularly with what's going on now".

After 50 years of hostilities, one can understand the desire to establish good relations with North Korea.

This could result in hurt feelings, just when the bride is trying to establish good relations with the members of her fiancé's church.

Members of the Democratic Party hoping to establish good relations with the scores of newly elected Five Star Movement deputies found it rough going.

In an interview with the daily Kurir he said that while he had come to power intending to establish good relations with Croatia and Bosnia, "this thing with Croatia is not going well".

You need to establish good relations with people over a long period, because they overcome their suspicion by watching how you cope with tests of character, judgment and honesty.

The book relates how the bishop established good relations with stationers and booksellers in England, France, Germany, and Italy by sending advance payments.

Still, given the anger of the Serbs over the bombing, "with a new administration we're allowed to start from zero, so we're now at a new beginning in both countries," with a chance to re-establish good relations of the kind that dominated the last century, before Mr. Milosevic.

"Putin has established good relations with those agitating against Europe," he said.

In addition, Francis I saw political advantages in establishing good relations with the Lutheran German princes.

Establishing good relations with farmers is a centerpiece of the company's plans.