Sentence examples for nurture good relations from inspiring English sources

Ms. Zawaideh said that her group was among several that met monthly with law enforcement officials to nurture good relations and that she was disappointed that the F.B.I. had not first consulted with them before releasing the photographs.

There was the familiar stress on needing to have stability and security in society, and to support the military, nurture good relations with Taiwan across the Strait and, perhaps with a little more force than it would have usually been given in view of the Bo Xilai events, a section on the need to do something about corruption.

The family was part of the elite of the Yishuv, as the Zionist-state in the making was known, but nurtured good relations with the Ottoman authorities.

Unlike Russia, Kazakhstan nurtured good relations with all its neighbors, mutually dependent because of supply routes, and it treated energy investors — a key enabler of Kazakhstan's economic success and improved living standards — better than Russia.

Establish good relations with all major countries.

Iraq needs good relations with its neighbors.

It has good relations with Israel.

Certainly such good relations play a role.

That he has good relations with Washington".

The West will still seek good relations.

We've got good relations.