Sentence examples for help relations from inspiring English sources

"An exchange like this can definitely help relations," he said.

"He's never forgotten that, and it certainly doesn't help relations between them now".

But Admiral Mullen suggested that the killing would not help relations between the United States and Pakistan.

Paul J. Feiner, Greenburgh's town supervisor, said he feels the wall will help relations between the shelter and its neighbors.

She is trying to help relations between the ballet here and the ballet in Paris; they plan to do Proust there.

Nor did it help relations when the TAZ published a satirical story claiming that Mr Diekmann had undergone a penis enlargement in Florida.

A help relation is linked with symbolic, "invisible" power that lies hidden in kindness, help and bringing up, which has been identified as a legitimate role [ 25, 26].

But America's spy agencies have not helped relations by tapping her phone, as well as countless other electronic communications of ordinary Germans, as Edward Snowden revealed.

And then there is NATO's continued testing of Russian radar along the Russian border and Arctic Ocean which is not exactly helping relations.

Reports that Buhari, a Muslim ascetic who has pledged to fight corruption, might look into allegations of wrongdoing during Jonathan's tenure are also unlikely to have helped relations between APC and PDP grandees.

Whether Clattenburg is charged or not, this latest episode hardly helps relations and tensions within the game as the focus now shifts to Wednesday evening, when Lee Mason officiates the same two sides in a Capital One Cup tie.