Sentence examples for establishing warm relations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg has also prided himself on establishing warm relations with black New Yorkers, and may find it trickier to mount an aggressive campaign against a leading black politician.

He has established warm relations with Japan's Shinzo Abe and Australia's Tony Abbott.

And sure enough, as he tries to re-establish warm relations with James; his son-in-law, Chris Rich Sommerr, of "Mad Men"); and his ex-wife, Karen Lisaa Emery, Tomm gradually comes into focus as a loathsome character, a man in whose redemption it's hard to have any emotional stake — unless it's to root for his family to send him packing.

He refused to allow his troops to perform police duties in Palestine, and established warm relations with the Jewish community there, becoming a frequent guest in their homes.

In Sri Lanka and Myanmar, too, China is stepping in with substantial aid and cheap loans, establishing warm ties with governments shunned by the West (although India has been warming relations too).

Then Blair established similarly warm relations with Gaddafi and Mubarak.

They were close, they had warm relations.

I have warm relations with him.

Turkey has enjoyed warm relations with Pakistan as well.

Russia and North Korea have warm relations dating back to the Soviet period.

But Gelli certainly had warm relations with the officers who carried out the 1976 coup in Argentina and was later shown to have played a role in the aborted "Borghese" coup of 1970 in Italy: before closing his inquiry because of a statute of limitations, the investigating magistrate ruled Gelli's involvement had been "objectively established".