Sentence examples for consolidate relations from inspiring English sources
In 1490 a mission was sent to consolidate relations with the Kongo kingdom.
But at the same time, Mr. Xi has sought to consolidate relations with Central Asia, a path that would broaden China's interests beyond its traditional base in the Asia-Pacific area and serve its vast energy needs as well.
President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, arrived yesterday in the Indian commercial capital of Mumbai on the first leg of a 10-day four-nation tour of Asia to drum up business for American companies and to consolidate relations with key allies in the region.
It further directs SA to consolidate relations with the South in order to advance the development agenda.
It consolidated relations with key strategic partners: China, Brazil, and Portugal.
His ideas on consolidating relations with Britain were influential in the first decades of the Australian commonwealth.
Kriangsak has consolidated relations with the Communist countries of the region, though the Thais still mistrust Hanoi deeply because so many Vietnamese refugees live in Thailand, some of whom are still loyal to Hanoi.
A number of Turkish schools run by the Gülen Movement – highly sought after by local communities – also play an active role in consolidating relations and the Turkish government may provide scholarship opportunities for graduates of these schools to take a university degree in Turkey.
On October 28th the group's secretary-general, Abdel Rahman Attiya, made a first-ever visit to Tehran, reiterating support for Iran's right to peaceful nuclear technology and expressing hope for "cementing and consolidating" relations.Yet there are signs that the Arabs' patience with Iran is thinning.
Some also see the potential for consolidating relations between the two powers, with one commentator pointing out that the visit coincides with Valentine's Day.
"We have been hoping for a long time to consolidate our relations with Mr. Sadr". Shiite officials have suggested in recent days that the groups opposing Mr. Jaafari might have taken their position more in the hope of negotiating for a stronger voice in a Jaafari-led government than with a realistic expectation of unseating him.
