Sentence examples for maintain amicable from inspiring English sources

It is their duty to abstain from attempts to force Ministers to make disclosures or express opinions which may render it more difficult for them to maintain amicable relations with both belligerent powers.

They want to maintain amicable relations for the day when sanctions are lifted," said an industry source.

Unlike the militant Taborites (also followers of Hus), the Utraquists were moderates and maintained amicable relations with the Roman Catholic Church.

Maintaining amicable relations with the Thai kingdom of Sukhothai to the north, he devoted his energies to securing the region's independence of the Cambodian kingdom of Angkor, against which he waged numerous campaigns.

In 1763, he occupied Mangalore and Canara, but maintained amicable relations with the Christians.

In 1562, Denmark and Russia concluded the Treaty of Mozhaysk, respecting each other's claims in Livonia and maintaining amicable relations.

Charlton always aided in maintaining amicable relations in the party and many times lent his expertise to conflicts within the NSW branch of the Labor Party.

Hynes had been supported by the Hasidic bloc for two decades and worked diligently to maintain an amicable relationship with leading rabbis in the community.

He said ministers at Westminster would do better to maintain an amicable approach with Scotland.

Gossip encourages cooperation and minimizes bullying because of fear of future ostracism, and it allows a group to maintain an amicable state without laws or control from an outside force.

He never turned his back on the master, with whom he maintained an amicable — if sometimes strained — relationship, until Wright's death in 1959.