In a time of cordial relations between the mayor and the chancellor, there was little demand for what he did.
The Indian prime minister, Manmohan Singh, emphasized in his remarks that cordial relations between the countries depended on "peace and tranquillity on our borders," and said he and his Chinese counterpart, Li Keqiang, had "agreed that this must continue to be preserved".
In March, the French president, Jacques Chirac, accompanied by executives from France's largest companies, dropped by in a display of cordial relations between Algeria and its colonial ruler until 1962.
It is this policy that has led the way in instigating cordial relations with the mainland.
This cooperation resulted in more cordial relations with Western governments, which previously had condemned his sponsoring of terrorism.
Barack Obama, which seemed to herald a new era in more cordial relations between Argentina and the United States.
While personalities influence international relations, both governments are expected to pursue national self interests in maintaining cordial relations as they preside over the world's busiest trading relationship, about $1.3 billion a day.
In these cases, is it not better to let them go their own separate ways in a manner that is most likely to allow for cordial relations to develop in the future?
Despite their tensions, the two leaders had kept up the appearance of cordial relations for years because of their shared interests in the region.
His tact and firmness led to cordial relations with the Portuguese, who established a Jesuit mission in 1607.
Moreover, in the spring of 1655, the Archduke was enjoying a period of cordial relations with Oliver Cromwell, then Lord Protector of England.
