Sentence examples for promote relations from inspiring English sources

As President Clinton prepares to go to China this week, some in Congress argue that he is damaging national security in his eagerness to promote relations with Beijing.

The Union, which seeks to promote relations between North Africa, the Middle East and Europe, considers TREC's solar energy proposal one of its top priorities.

The attention lavished on early debates reflected the intention of the University: that debate serve to promote relations between the University and the public or other universities.

For example, they have set up a specific Ministry in Charge of Moroccans Living Abroad and Migration Affairs in order to promote relations with their citizens abroad and an institution which conducts studies on migration issues and contributes to the collection of data on the diaspora ("Conseil supérieur des Marocains Résidant à l'Etranger").

Chen, a sophomore at South High School, also signed a letter to President Clinton on how to promote relations between the two countries.

The role of the United Nations is to facilitate and promote relations between countries that are members of the UN rather than to tell them what to do on their own territory.

Beyond the lofty goal of promoting relations with Central and South America, it seems, the answer is simply vanity.

Victory could go either way.Mr Khatami has to tread carefully, above all in promoting relations with the West.

Pastor Rainey explained to Greater Good how he promotes relations between Evangelical Christians and Muslim Americans by respecting their differences.

As chairman of the Department of External Church Relations of the Moscow Patriarchate, he has been involved in the ecumenical movement, which promotes relations with other churches.

He opposed inter-American attempts to censure Fidel Castro's communist regime in Cuba and promoted relations with the Soviet Union and its European satellites.