Sentence examples for preserve friendly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama has resisted attaching any conditions to the $1.5 billion in annual American aid to Egypt in order to preserve friendly relations and long-term influence.

Since her coup d'etat and Peter's suspicious death demanded both discretion and stability in her dealings with other nations, she continued to preserve friendly relations with Prussia, Russia's old enemy, as well as with the country's traditional allies, France and Austria.

In Iraq and Syria, Iran has become directly involved in preserving friendly governments.

Japan, unlike America and Europe, preserved friendly ties with Mr Modi even after the riots in Gujarat in 2002.

For the Soccer Craze game you use your head to bat the ball around the screen and knock miscreants from their perches while preserving friendly characters.

Federer's victory also preserved his friendly archrival Nadal's No. 1 status for the time being, which Federer said was appropriate considering that Friday was Nadal's 25th birthday.

His profile picture was still unchanged; preserving his friendly and eternally welcoming "I can see your wiener" smile like it was the portrait of Dorian Gray.

In this regard, we have made an effort to preserve the user friendly linkage between the old and the new designations, which we hope will help researchers to adapt the new names.

In order to preserve an environmentally-friendly character for the event, the Bauders asked researchers at the University of Hannover to also produce biodegradable the closures for the balloons.

In many implemented scenarios, however, we often chose to represent as much logic as possible using the flowchart and XPDL constructs (e.g., interim decision state nodes and strict use of transition conditions) to preserve a clinician-friendly scenario review.

Pakistan could have several motives in undertaking a covert program to aid or protect the Taliban: appeasing Pakistan's radicalized Pashtun population; pressuring Afghanistan's government into political concessions favorable to Pakistan; or preserving a historically friendly militia as a hedge against an eventual American withdrawal from Afghanistan.