Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• However, the ASEM process is not an alternative to sound bilateral relations with Asia's major countries.
• This vague term was introduced at the end of the 1980s by the World Bank in relation to sound management of public affairs.
• President of the Commission and also all those of her colleagues who have always given priority to the maintenance of sound democratic relations with this House.
• Finally, I should like to say a word of thanks to the Vice
• We need to ensure environmentally sound management in relation to both shipments within the Community and exports from the Community to third countries.
• Mr President, I very much share the spirit that pervades Mr Millán Mon's report in relation to the ultimate importance for the European Union of sound transatlantic relations.
• whereas Estonia is a stable parliamentary democracy with orderly procedures, sound relations between the different branches of government and open and constructive political debate,
• The European Union should perhaps look into the problem and return to good, sound bilateral relations which could be appreciably different according to whether they involved a democracy or a dictatorial or totalitarian regime.

• The trade and economic links between the Participants are fundamental to the sound relationship overall.
• The objective of this directive is to facilitate access to dispute resolution by promoting the voluntary use of mediation by the parties and by ensuring a sound relationship between mediation and judicial proceedings.
• A sound commercial relationship between the EU and China is in the interest of both sides.
• Their preventive effect in supporting sound employment relationships and more generally fair circumstances in the sector should not be underestimated.
• Sounds like your relationship with Hayley.
• It appears paramount to me that a sound political relationship should be established with the natural oil producing countries.
• Qualitative aspects and external conditions must also be taken into consideration, particularly mutual trust and a sound relationship between businesses, so that joint action can be successfully taken on a sustainable footing;
• In this context, Zhu's reform strategy was aimed primarily at reestablishing a sound fiscal relationship between the central and local governments, rather than at increasing the GDP growth rate.