Sentence examples for preserving good relations from inspiring English sources

And while preserving good relations in some cases, these agreements have also spurred a raft of extravagant new claims against museums — backed by menacing legal threats.

He was considered a skillful political leader of his followers, preserving good relations with the predominantly Muslim governments of the countries where his followers live.

Maybe Turkey was simply protecting its regional interests, which now include not only preserving good relations with Iran but also enhancing its credibility in the Middle East — even at the expense of its standing in the West.

They reflect Qatar's calculation that it took tensions with other Arab countries too far during the Gaza war, endangering its strategy of maximizing its influence by preserving good relations with all countries.

The strategies seemed to serve the main purpose of preserving good relations with the physicians, while maintaining a certain degree of manager control, and in this respect they contributed to increased managerial control over physicians in daily work.

The papacy had also worked to preserve good relations.

So your self-interest is to preserve good relations with markets outside the eurozone, not within it.

"Even then the general [MI6] office belief was that he'd had to go simply to preserve good relations with the Americans," Milne writes.

If Turkey wants to preserve good relations with the West, it must find some way of mending fences with Israel as well.

He also wants to preserve good relations with America despite renewed fighting with guerrillas of the Kurdistan Workers Partyy (PKK), some based in the Kurdish region of northern Iraq.

And it should be noted that while Russia has preserved good relations with Iran, it has also on occasion been prepared to be tough with that country.