Sentence examples for protect relations from inspiring English sources

The compensation payments were explained in Parliament as part of a government plan to free MI5 and MI6 from the threat of extended litigation, and to protect relations between the British intelligence agencies and their American counterparts.

But Mr. Schwarzenegger's idea, according to people who were briefed on his thinking — and who spoke on condition of anonymity to protect relations with the actor — is to reboot himself as a kind of younger, rowdier version of Clint Eastwood, who had a hit in 2009 with "Gran Torino" at the age of 78.

But what may sound like just a phone call was a split with longstanding U.S. policy meant to protect relations with China, which considers Taiwan part of its country.

Chilcot has said that, beyond national security, the main reason why these sessions had to be secret – sorry, "private" – was to protect international relations.

The government banned a television program on Saudi Arabia to protect its relations with the kingdom, where about 150,000 Lebanese work, Prosecutor General Adnan Addum said.

Purchasing the islands instead was the only viable and best option available to the government of Japan to protect bilateral relations.

However, he has steered clear of blaming Russia in what appears to be an attempt to protect delicate relations with the Orthodox Church in Russia, where Catholics are a tiny minority.

From the get-go they were anxious to protect economic relations and tourism.

Nabari called on residents of the Negev desert, both Jews and Arabs, to "protect the relations between the two peoples for the benefit of us all".

On the other, all the films we broadcast show protected relations [i.e., protected by condoms], whereas most of the worldwide production is done without protection.

Some who thought they were protecting race relations didn't want to acknowledge that it was only some in the Pakistani community, only some that perpetrated sick crimes and where did that get them?