Sentence examples for build a close from inspiring English sources
While under President George Bush, the US strove to build a close relationship with Pakistan's military, it has more recently thrown its weight behind supporting democracy in the country.
She said one lesson she and her husband learned was that people should try to build a close relationship with an insurance agent, so the agent will try to contact them if a disaster happens.
Under his leadership his country has become the rising star of the European Union, and he has managed to build a close and cordial relationship with Germany, Poland's most important trading partner and the EU's power centre.
"He said all along that he wants to build a close relationship with the United States, and we've said all along that we'll work to build a constructive relationship with whoever was elected," Mr. Blau said after the meeting.
Like Konrad Adenauer, Willy Brandt, Helmut Schmidt and Kohl, Genscher was keen to build a close relationship with Washington, while at the same time working to strengthen the European Union and the Nato alliance.
"But it's more important than ever, now, that British writers build a close relationship with their European readers, and try to remind them, among other things, that the views of those who voted to leave the EU … don't tell the whole story about the UK and its people".
The 19 nations of NATO pledged today to build a closer relationship with Russia.
"Now they've opened up a new channel of communication, and it will help to build a closer relationship between the two sides".
Absa said the deal would help strengthen its position in South Africa's retail credit sector, as well as allow the company to build a closer relationship with Edcon.
"A lot of people will, as a result of this, want to build a closer relationship with their Western partners as quickly as possible".
He said that their chief motive was to build a closer relationship with Mr. Smith and Mr. Wankel, whom he credited with running a profitable operation.
