Sentence examples for kept good relations from inspiring English sources

At one point he said he had kept good relations with all politicians, at which he pretended to have an urgent call, picking up his phone and saying: "Please Ed, not now!" Not great, but it tickled them.

"We kept good relations with other tribe members who lived in the area, celebrating together and holding competitive games as well," he says.

Al-Mu'tadid also kept good relations with the breakaway Zaydi imams of Tabaristan, but his pro-Alid stance failed to prevent the establishment of the second Zaydi state in Yemen in 901.

Although President Bush won a few friends in a few countries - his administration aided India and Israel and kept good relations with China, for instance - most people in most countries were happy to see him go.

Firtash denies this, saying he merely believes Ukraine should keep good relations with both the EU and Russia.

It is more important for Pakistan to keep good relations with China than with North Korea, and selling to North Korea certainly angered the Chinese.

"We will keep good relations, especially in trade and investment as we know the US is one of Indonesia's major investors," he said.

"If I win I will have three specific programs: first to enhance peace, second to keep good relations and friendship with the world, the U.S. and Islamic world, and third to continue development, including education and building roads," he said.

"They're caught in the ultimate dilemma of having to stand by in defiance of all sorts of people they'd normally want to keep good relations with, most of all their European friends and the grass roots of the Labor Party".

That is possibly because the Russian authorities are treading a tightrope between challenging the authorities in Kiev and trying to keep good relations with the West.

Some have downplayed the matter to keep good relations with Washington.