Sentence examples for which is friendly from inspiring English sources

The teachers' union, which is friendly with the party, is blocking progress in education.

That's because Mr. Maliki's coalition has aligned with the other major Shiite coalition, which is friendly to Iran.

This is incongruous, given her style, which is friendly, inquisitive, conspiratorial and not showbizzy in the least.

But the Americans later provided security for the camp as the Iraqi government, which is friendly with Iran, turned hostile to the group.

As I indicated, our objectives are to replace Assad and to have in place a new government which is friendly to us — a responsible government, if possible.

I now live in Texas, which is friendly and cheaper, and I am not sure I want to live in New York any more.

Niffy One and Niffy Two, both of which were friendly and affectionate.

But the gangs, which are friendly with the military, continue to resurface with guns.

It is hard for money managers to ignore the widespread sense that markets which were friendly for so long have suddenly become dangerous.

After spending some time in Pisa (which was friendly to his cause), he left that city in August 1313 on an expedition against Naples.

He wished to break Austria's alliances with England and the United Provinces, which were friendly toward Prussia, and bring France and Russia into the Habsburg orbit, an ambition he failed to realize as ambassador to Paris (from 1750).