Sentence examples for built links with from inspiring English sources

Facing the hostile ring, Israel has built links with Azerbaijan, Rumania, Greece and Cyprus, and has expanded trade with Russia, China and India.

The 59-year-old moved his base to the Spanish Costa del Sol and built links with South American drug-trafficking gangs, expanding his smuggling operations beyond Ireland into Britain and mainland Europe.

But Baboun, one of three women who make up the 20% female quota on her council, has built links with female mayors in other cities, and says "every woman who becomes a mayor is taking the road not taken and opening that road for other women".

The Ultras have built links with the Newham community by collecting for food banks and supporting the housing protest of the E15 Mothers.

The fortifications built, linking with the other two city walls, was 12 m in thickness and extended to a length of 8 km.

Labour must continue to build links with Britain's faith groups for the years ahead.

In his current role, Dallas builds links with companies in East Pacific and Latin America to support student careers in those regions.

The service maps what is available in the community, whether it be sport, art, theatre or voluntary opportunities, and builds links with organisations.

Residential homes across the country will throw open their doors next summer for the first "care homes open day", seeking to build links with their local communities.

Asked if he had his eye on any young Real players, Howe said he hoped Bournemouth could build links with the Spanish giants.

But it will at least build links with the non-jihadist rebels whom America will need as allies in the chaos if Mr Assad stays.