Sentence examples for a bid to forge from inspiring English sources

The British prime minister is set to make a second visit to India, in a bid to forge stronger business relations between the two nations.

Leaving behind his troubles at home, Ukraine's President Viktor Yanukovych has begun a three-day official visit to China in what is reported to be a bid to forge closer economic ties.

This would be a victory for Mr. Sharon's determined bid to forge a stable government.

Capitalizing on his successful bid to forge a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, Egyptian Pres.

Among his goals is to forge relationships that might help the United States win a bid to host the 2024 Summer Games, which would be the first Olympics here since the 2002 Winter Games in Salt Lake City.

The government said it plans to hire up to 300 staff in a bid to address a shortage of trade negotiators capable of forging closer economic ties to dozens of other countries.

The government has said it plans to hire up to 300 staff in a bid to address a shortage of trade negotiators capable of forging closer economic ties with dozens of other countries.

Two years previously, the now-retired striker had forged letters to the police in a bid to avoid a driving ban after picking up six charges of speeding, and, after a lengthy trial, was given a custodial sentence.

Officials said the trip reflected the new priority Mr. Cameron had given to forging ties across North Africa — and with other Western governments — in a bid to counter the threat of Qaeda-linked groups between the Atlantic and the Indian Oceans.

In 2013 the then head of Saudi intelligence said his country would be forging security relationships with other Muslim countries in a bid to diversify its alliances.

In Spain, the new government is forging ahead in changes to labor laws, including trying to reduce wages, in a bid to bring investors back.