Sentence examples for the cordial relations from inspiring English sources
But the cordial relations were soon frayed by tensions between the White House and the F.B.I.
Presumably, it was an attempt to chill the cordial relations that Mr. Cook had cultivated with the Trump administration.
The harsh language was a departure from the cordial relations the commissioner has generally enjoyed with the unions.
The cordial relations have even survived an edict from Mr Osborne that spending on Christmas trees in Whitehall must be slashed.
The cordial relations ended in the spring of 1918 when Military Intelligence and some Justice Department officials concluded that the NCLB was violating the Espionage Act.
The cordial relations of the French and Spanish members of the mixed financial commission are cited as a proof of the injustice of the attacks made by French newspapers against the Spanish Government.
It was a source of great gratification for him "to be able to say that the most cordial relations exist between the workers, the management and the board".
They threw bricks at the American, British and German embassies, and at any international organisation they could find.At higher levels, the once cordial relations between the Macedonian leadership and the West have deteriorated sharply, because of the efforts of the European Union, the United States and NATO to arrange a political settlement.
Although this time the death toll is far worse the Indian government has avoided blaming Pakistan and so risk upsetting the relatively cordial relations between the two nuclear powers.
Mr. Pataki's advisers sought to portray the governor's decision to give Mr. Bloomberg equal control of the redevelopment board as the latest evidence of the unusually cordial relations between this governor and this mayor, in contrast with New York's history of rough relations between the chief executives of the city and the state.
However, this should be weighed against the fact that the Beatles' cordial relations with Mona would soon resume.
