Sentence examples similar to making goodwill from inspiring English sources

I'm just learning a lot about refugee situations around the world before I'm made goodwill ambassador".

Peverel said it accepted the OFT's findings and would make "goodwill" payments of about £100,000 to affected tenants.

He made goodwill missions to Afghanistan and North Korea, delivered medical supplies to an embargoed Cuba, and travelled to Iraq to secure the release of 15 US hostages shortly before the first Gulf war.

Still, Mr. Franchella said he was happy about Ford's announcement on Thursday that, as part of the voluntary downgrade of that model's combined fuel economy rating from 47 miles per gallon to 43, it would also make goodwill payments to 2013 C-Max hybrid owners and lease customers.

The bank said: "The group is committed to running its business with the highest levels of integrity and treating its customers fairly and therefore believes that a proactive co-ordinated programme to identify affected customers and make goodwill payments is the appropriate course of action".

The RAN did not deploy operationally until 1965, but in 1962 and made goodwill visits to Saigon.

In the 1930s, Leipzig was used as a training cruiser, as well as to make goodwill visits to foreign ports.

Reverend Helms had a larger vision for this enterprise though; his goal was to make Goodwill an international organization.

Like the VW Up supermini recently reviewed in The Times, the GTD was in town briefly, making a goodwill swing through the Autos desk.

She joined the 7th Fleet in the region, making a goodwill visit to South Korea and entertaining South Korean president Syngman Rhee and his wife Franziska Donner.

It is a question of making that goodwill work.