Sentence examples for help relations with from inspiring English sources

Not only would it ease tension in Tibet; it would help relations with other minorities in China, make reunification with Taiwan more likely and improve China's relations with the outside world.

The "on leave" tag appears to make Seumas a once and continuing Guardian man, which won't help relations with journalists from elsewhere and could hogtie former colleagues who aren't on leave if they want to criticise Labour's communications policies.

While the agreement is expected to pass on the strength of a majority of Republican votes, it would be a pity if Democratic leaders were not able to muster a substantial number of votes in favor of a deal they played such a large role in making — one that is likely to boost American jobs and help relations with an ally in a challenging region of the world.

He followed up with another Tweet Monday morning hailing an "extraordinary" meeting that will help relations with China take "a BIG leap forward!" Trump went on to claim it was his close personal relationship with Xi that will "bring about massive and very positive change" on trade.

John did not help relations with his first son when he described Julian in 1980 as being part of the "ninety percent of the people on this planet [who resulted from an unplanned pregnancy]" and that "Sean is a planned child, and therein lies the difference".

After an SRA spokesman pointed out that it would be "daft" for a public interest company to ban the press, Network Rail changed its mind.Gaffes such as these have not helped relations with Network Rail's funding body.

This support has not helped relations with the police.

The support has not helped relations with the police.

Their arrival could help smooth relations with some Northern Alliance factions.

He said her experience dealing with customers would help mend relations with alienated teachers and parents.

Mr. Obama's perceived aloofness didn't help his relations with Congress.