Sentence examples for established good working relations from inspiring English sources
Berryman established good working relations with the Americans, even though their staff practices were quite different from those of the Australian Army.
IRC has established good working relations with some parts of UNICEF, particularly with the ROs in Europe, the National Committees and the COs in CEE/CIS.
Deng used the same technique to hold on to power in the late 1980s after his retirement from the Politburo, but Mr Jiang commands nothing like the respect that Deng enjoyed within the armed forces.Mr Jiang's instinct in the days ahead will be to try to smooth over differences with Japan, just as he would like to establish good working relations with Mr Bush.
According to Ramnath Subramaniam G, chairman of the GSC orientation committee, "The contract was awarded to S&S Delicatessen because the quality of food offered by them was much superior, and we established very good working relations with S&S from last year". "The caterer for the GSC orientation picnic is chosen by a special committee after inviting competitive bids from various caterers.
Good working relations have been established between technical staff at central and district levels.
In those days we were one of the first countries to recognize a communist government of China in the 1950s and we established good relations with China, friendly relations.
We established good friendly relations with our ex-colonial government, the English.
But Mr. Stutman quickly established good relations with CBS News, The Times and other news organizations and worked to make his staff accessible to reporters.
In one village, Chishala, the Owenses created a collective that gathered grass to use as roofing material for huts; they said they established good relations there, even with people who were known to have worked as carriers for commercial poachers.
