Sentence examples for have established good from inspiring English sources

"The two countries do not have major political or legal obstacles and have established good cooperative foundation," it said.

Acknowledge that regulation and self-regulation go hand in hand: Many recent advances in labour rights legislation have only come after better businesses have established good practice on a voluntary basis.

17 22 23 Previous studies have established good validity of READ UGI cancer codes.

Several reproducibility studies have established good test-retest reliability of FDG-PET in various oncology settings.

In the words of one analyst, "There are countries that have established good reputations in their promotion of human rights in their foreign policy.

The NHS dental surveys have been conducted for over 20 years, during which time staff undertaking the surveys and local schools have established good working relationships.

"Putin has established good relations with those agitating against Europe," he said.

The marines had mapped out an area which the Taliban might try to reoccupy, and they had established good relations with some local militias.

On foreign policy, perhaps the most important issue, Mr Bush has transformed American policy in response to the terrorist attacks and (less noticed) has established good relations with the great powers of Russia, China, India and Japan.

The archdiocese's previous lawyers had developed a contentious relationship with the plaintiffs' lawyers, but Mr. Hannigan worked for Archbishop O'Malley a decade ago in settling sexual abuse claims against a priest in the Fall River Diocese south of Boston and had established good ties with Mr. MacLeish, who represented most of the plaintiffs in that case.

The sheikh said that he wanted the Americans to leave fairly soon, but in the meantime he had established good relations with the Army captain responsible for security in his area and had got what he could out of him (a faulty generator).