Sentence examples for smooth working relations from inspiring English sources
His smooth working relations with Mr Ecevit in the government of 1997-98 earned the approval of the generals and of Turkey's powerful business lobby, Tusiad, not to mention the IMF.
Ministers have been urged to be more careful about who they appoint as special advisers to ensure smoother working relations with civil servants and avoid resignation situations worthy of The Thick of It.
It's not surprising that a former secretary of state (James A. Baker III) and a former attorney general (Edwin Meese III) would have found their working relations with John R. Bolton to have been entirely smooth and would have never learned of "any instance in which he abused or berated anyone he worked with".
In contrast, some managerial micro-decisions with low added costs – such as personal recognition, prestige, kindness in interpersonal relations and a smooth work environment, encouragement to participate in scientific events, flexibility in order to attain personal expectations and demands – can have positive impacts in the outcomes.
Iraqi diplomats worked to smooth over relations with Sunni Arab neighbors before the gathering, agreeing to pay off decades-old debts.
Foreign Ministry officials predicted that Mr. Han would work to smooth South Korean relations with the Bush administration in the aftermath of the summit meeting, in which Mr. Bush and other American officials expressed skepticism of Kim Dae Jung's "sunshine policy" of reconciliation with North Korea.
Conditions and work relations also.
In Poland, a country where Mr. Bush remains highly popular despite mounting anxiety over the presence of 2,400 Polish troops in Iraq, Ms. Rice sought to smooth relations by working on a new package of American military aid and on help in expediting the granting of visas for Poles wishing to visit the United States.
Worked public relations, New York City, Mayor's Office.
