Sentence examples for harm its relations from inspiring English sources

He concluded that to pursue the case might damage Britain's national interest – a reference to the government's claims that it would harm its relations with the US.

He dismissed the case, he said, because American, as well as British, officials were involved in the rendition of Mr. Belhaj and his pregnant wife to Libya in 2004 and agreed with the British government that a case in open court would harm its relations with Washington.

Israeli security experts said that Israel, wary of harming its relations with Egypt, would have been unlikely to carry out an attack in Egyptian territory without coordinating it in advance with Egypt.

"They said it would affect the opera ballet's relations with the Bolshoi, it would harm cultural relations between the two countries.

State Department officials have said the city will harm international relations if it tows illegally parked cars that are not posing an immediate safety hazard.

"These allegations are meant to harm our relations with countries Sudan has good relations with".

"But we don't want the territorial issue to harm our relations with South Korea.

"This terror incident is a deliberate attempt to harm the relations between the citizens of Israel.

But he has also stressed that Colombia's decision would not harm diplomatic relations.

The statement also suggested Thailand did not want to harm diplomatic relations with Kazakhstan and Belarus.

It is very obvious that if Finland joins NATO, that would undoubtedly harm our relations [with Russia].