Sentence examples for build up ties from inspiring English sources
When tenants are resident for two or more years they build up ties to that local community and become settled.
Japanese officials say their strategy is not to begin a race for influence with China, but to build up ties with other nations that share worries about their imposing neighbor.
In an interview last week, he named not France or Poland but China and its neighbors as the most important countries for Germany's future, and lamented that the European Union required so many summit meetings that Mrs. Merkel "barely has the chance" to take longer trips to East Asia to build up ties there.
He said the group built up ties with community leaders and the town board, and helped organize a local development corporation for New Cassel, the least affluent corner of North Hempstead.
And it's not been just our readers, we've also seen a tremendous amount of goodwill from our contributors, both writers and artists, and from many publishers and galleries that we've built up ties with over the years".
Like fellow Latin American populists Hugo Chávez, Rafael Correa and Evo Morales, Fernández built up ties with Iran and Cuba, but in doing so she appears to have run into opposition from security officials who for years had worked closely with the CIA and Mossad.
She moved to Shenzhen, a center of China's early 1980s economic reforms, taking a finance job at a foreign paper-products trading company, where she built up ties with paper producers.
But since it became clear, earlier this year, that Iran had a far more sophisticated nuclear programme than outsiders realised, the Russians and others, including the European Union which hopes to build up trade ties, have pressed the government harder over extra safeguards.
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