Sentence examples for fostering good relations from inspiring English sources
Fostering good relations between different communities requires, above all else, sensitivity, and the ability to see through the eyes of the other.
And an archbishop in New York can play a leading role in fostering good relations between Catholics and other religious groups.
Fostering good relations with those employees can significantly increase the odds that they will hold on to those shares for the long run and maybe even buy more.
In the wee hours of Sunday morning, this year's Eurovision Song Contest — a pop extravaganza founded in 1956 with the purpose of fostering good relations between neighbors after the violence of the Second World War — drew to a close.
But in a move widely believed to be aimed at fostering good relations with the incoming Trump administration, Mr. Putin announced on Dec. 30 that he would not retaliate.
Photograph: Keld Navntoft/EPA/Corbis In the wee hours of Sunday morning, this year's Eurovision Song Contest — a pop extravaganza founded in 1956 with the purpose of fostering good relations between neighbors after the violence of the Second World War — drew to a close.
Through the 1990's, the United States fostered good relations with Kazakhstan to circumvent Moscow.
During the previous strike the trade unions had fostered good relations with newspapermen and won themselves a sympathetic press.
He had been anxious to foster good relations between the grouse shoot, bird lovers and the local community.
Colonel Campbell said care had been taken to minimize civilian casualties and to foster good relations with the local population.
