Sentence examples for close relations to from inspiring English sources
Some of the participants, who had trust in physicians, also had close relations to a healthcare professional (family or friend), hereafter labeled "closely related healthcare professionals".
"The arrested man has according to PET's information close relations to the Somali terrorist group, Al Shabab, and Al Qaeda leaders in eastern Africa," he said.
One exception is Guangdong, a prosperous province with close relations to Hong Kong with which it shares an independently-minded Cantonese population.
Rather than adolescent mumbling about a common foreign and security policy, a "grown up" EU should be able to say "no thank you, but close relations" to Turkey.
Bonaire, like Saba and Sint Eustatius, became a special municipality with close relations to the central government, similar to municipalities of the metropolitan Netherlands.
"The arrested man has, according to PET's information, close relations to the Somali terrorist group al-Shabab and al-Qaida leaders in eastern Africa," Scharf said.
Other illustrative materials were in close relation to the earliest esoteric Daoist literature.
The dreaded "Chopsticks", and any close relation to it, is usually banned in polite households.
He is a close relation to Hard Top so there is no reason why he won't stay further.
The idea, of course, is a close relation to the local-food movement whose influence is omnipresent in the region.
The librarian she discovered was no close relation to Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston; if anything, he was closer to Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, but not in regular contact.
