Sentence examples for harmonious relations between from inspiring English sources
But a collection of the movies that arose from harmonious relations between filmmakers and their financiers would consist largely of home videos and vanity projects.
Employers' organisations and unions are called "social partners".Many in the Netherlands attribute their success to harmonious relations between these social partners.
Kuribayashi's flashbacks to when he studied with the US army in the late 1920s are brightly lit to express his love of the States and the hopes he had for harmonious relations between Japan and America.
At Seoul, a good deal of attention was focussed on the progress of harmonious relations between the host country & Japan, which had held Korea in colonial bondage from 1910 to 1945.
His work, which ended on the eve of the Thirty Years' War (1618), was based on the thesis that the harmonious relations between church and state during the European Middle Ages had raised Germany to a position of political and moral prominence that attained its height during the 14th and 15th centuries.
His campaign aides say he supports the 1978 Camp David accords, which ended decades of conflict between Egypt and Israel; a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; and a future of harmonious relations between Muslims and Jews in the region.
It comes from choosing appropriate species, pruning them artfully and developing "a harmonious relation between such elements as rocks and water".
"We are messing up ourselves and the whole planet," Mr. Valli said, "and so are filled with a nostalgia for a more direct and simpler life with a more harmonious relation between man and nature.
Kim Falk, of America's Carnegie Mellon University, who spent 18 months in Beihe in the early 1990s, says relations between Zhangs and Yans appeared harmonious, as they do today.
In postwar Germany, blessed by steady economic growth, relations between workers and industry had historically been harmonious.
Many post-bellum authors propagated an image of a pre-war South in which race relations between free whites and enslaved blacks were relatively harmonious.
