Sentence examples for well relations from inspiring English sources

"In this government, three things work very well: relations, money and acquaintances," the smuggler said.

Over the past decade, the established superpower and the rising one have rubbed along reasonably well; relations with China are, by common consent, one of the few things George Bush junior got mostly right.

And the more he upheld family values and denied that skepticism and evolutionism led to debauchery, the more he worried about scandals breaking around his ne'er-do-well relations.

To make the final solution volume equal in each well, the complementary volume of water was added to those wells which were not charged with any of T0~T7 solutions, using the complementary templates T0~T7 (well/non-well relations inverted).

Zhang mentioned the economic benefits of good relations as well.

Relations among the new system properties as well as relations with associated existing system properties are investigated and established.

"The Government has poisoned the well of relations between junior doctors and NHS bosses.

Obviously unsettled as well were relations with Serbia, still a major trading partner.

In part, this caution is an admission that things are not going well.Relations between the two governing parties have soured since the beatific early months of the coalition.

If he really does get her -- my lips are sealed -- that would also bode well for relations between town and gown.

Barak emphasized economic and other domestic issues, including education and health services, as well as relations with the Palestinians and with Syria and Lebanon.