Sentence examples for closer relations both from inspiring English sources

"We are looking forward to closer relations both in technology as well as in procurement," India's defense minister, George Fernandes, said in a recent interview.

These next links in the chain of transmission tend to live in close relation both to each other and to humans, making them prone to propagating and passing on the pathogen.

Turkey has close relations with both Israel and Syria as well as with the US.

Traoré consistently followed a pragmatic foreign policy, maintaining close relations with both France and the communist bloc.

He has forged close relations with both President Vladimir Putin and Igor Sechin, the close Putin ally who runs Rosneft, one of Russia's oil-and-gas giants.

His son Bandar was Saudi ambassador to the US from 1983 to 2005, during which time he formed close relations with both presidents Bush.

So far, however, China appears to be sticking to its role as honest broker, hoping to maintain close relations with both parties and pushing them toward direct talks.

Still, there is little question that Global Crossing and its founder and chairman, Gary Winnick, viewed close relations with both Democrats and Republicans as a commercial necessity.

In many ways these indigenous emigrants Cherokees, Choctaws, Wyandots, among others—straddled the spheres of "settler" and "indigenous" societies, often maintaining close relations with both.

Davutoglu has maintained close relations with both Erdogan and President Abdullah Gul — one of the few senior figures to do so.

Czech security officials were then developing close relations with both the C.I.A. and M.I.6, the British foreign intelligence service, and new Czech intelligence officers were being sent to Britain for field training.