Sentence examples for constructive ties from inspiring English sources
He said establishing constructive ties would "not be advanced by threats," a retreat from his own campaign position that the military option must always remain on the table.
My administration is now committed to diplomacy that addresses the full range of issues before us, and to pursuing constructive ties among the United States, Iran and the international community.
"My administration is now committed to diplomacy that addresses the full range of issues before us, and to pursuing constructive ties," Mr. Obama said in a message that was released to select broadcast outlets in the Middle East and was timed for the Nowruz holiday celebration in Iran.
In the three and a half minute video, shown on a number of TV networks in the Middle East, Obama said he wanted to "speak directly to the people and leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran" to make clear his desire to establish "constructive ties".
The state department said it now hoped India would return to constructive ties with the US.
The comparison of these case studies highlights emerging hybrid forms of subcontracting conducive to more constructive and even cooperative ties between contracting and sub-contracted parties.
Building on foundations laid during the Clinton years, the Bush administration has worked hard to build constructive new economic, diplomatic and military ties with the world's most populous democracy.
The 'bow-tie' diagram is a constructive risk management tool, providing a pictorial representation of the relationship between hazards, initiating events, controls and consequences.
Perhaps the more constructive method lies in using these business ties as a bargaining chip.
A final observation was that the constructive alignment approach [ 31], where outcomes are tied together with content and assessment methods, was not expressly discussed during the third phase of content development.
The "co-operative and constructive approach" the US and China had taken to ties served both countries, Mr Obama said, but "clear rules of the road" were needed for international trade.
