Sentence examples for has managed relations from inspiring English sources

Neither politician has managed relations abroad well either.

President Bush has managed relations with China very well, mostly because Pentagon hawks who had been trying to turn Beijing into The Enemy were distracted by 9/11.

With respect to China, only 38% of Indians approve of the way Modi has managed relations with Beijing, while 32% disapprove.

Hongkong Land owns vast swathes of the territory's most expensive land, including its own towering port-holed head offices and even those of its old rival, the Swire group, which has managed its relations with China rather better.

Since 1959, the revolutionary government has managed its relations with Washington from a long-term strategic perspective.

And Mr. Chrétien has managed to keep relations with the Bush administration on an even keel despite growing disputes over trade.

Under Radek Sikorski as foreign minister, Poland has managed to improve relations with all its neighbours and, despite some hiccups, won a favourable security deal from America under Barack Obama.

But Mr. Shanks talks about all this very cheerfully, emphasizing that he has managed to maintain cordial relations — or to re-establish cordial relations — with almost every scholar in the field, even those whose monopoly on the Dead Sea Scrolls he helped to destroy.

He has developed and directed a number of crisis communications programs for some of the world's largest technology companies and has managed and implemented investor relations and shareholder programs for several Fortune 500 companies.

Qatar, though, has managed to maintain good relations with Iran, and President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was expected to attend a meeting of the gas forum in November, though in the end he did not.

And it has managed to have more cordial relations than ever before with its two big neighbours (and former occupiers), Germany and Russia or it did at least until Russia annexed Crimea earlier this year.