Sentence examples for Forge closer links from inspiring English sources

The most important thing is for Europe to use the opportunity to forge closer links on budgets and banking to make the region more resilient, he said.

Mr Hattab was edged out of the leadership of the GSPC four years ago, supposedly for opposing a proposal to forge closer links with al-Qaida.

With the UK's training programme in place, the way appears to have been clear for Britain's intelligence and security agencies to forge closer links with RAB.

Analysts and diplomats described the Harasta attack as a possible turning-point that could help forge closer links between exiled and internal opposition groups.

Finance directors need to forge closer links with colleagues, he said, for example by asking the fundraising team if they can attend their weekly team meeting.

But it has increasingly tried to forge closer links with producing nations and last weekend asked Russia to consider joining its ranks.

Central to its praise is the recognition that the best education systems in the world, such as in Finland, forge close links between schools and universities and that most of our education experts are based at university.

For example, relatively few participants had been able to forge close links with other (UK) doctoral nursing students and relatively few seemed to have become engaged in wider departmental research activities.

The militants have forged closer links with al-Qaeda-linked militants in the Sahara region and have access to increasingly sophisticated weaponry.

Mr. Drysdale, the emeritus professor of economics, said the demise of Asia's dream of a single currency should not prevent governments from forging closer links in other areas.

In recent years, many well-known companies, including Microsoft, Cisco, Nokia, Volvo and Nike, have forged closer links with customers in the areas of innovation and value creation by establishing technology-based customer forums.