Sentence examples for creating close ties from inspiring English sources

Many governments have actively financed and hosted foreign students with the objective of creating close ties with future ruling classes and spreading specific ideas.

Grandparents and extended families lived in the same houses, and women stayed at home rearing children and keeping house, creating close ties among family members.

Every meeting has an agenda item about strategies for creating closer ties with Nissan.

She raised money for three schools and created close ties with the Lakota Sioux tribe, among the poorest people in the United States.

This political environment inevitably created close ties between politics and business.

This participation in the Finnish struggle for independence created close ties with Germany, but after the German defeat in the World War, Scandinavian relations became more important and the main goal of the Finnish foreign policy.

Such a structure can create close ties between academics and decision makers.

LVMH companies always take control of distribution, Mr. Brochard said, because centralizing control is more efficient and creates closer ties with consumers and retailers.

The deal was viewed as an incentive for Serbia to create closer ties with the EU in light of the fact that it is still not able to sign the EU's Stabilisation and Association Agreement because it has failed to arrest some war crimes suspects.

Many scientists heatedly attacked Allègre's plan--which seeks to create closer ties between the CNRS, universities, and industry.

An EU summit to create closer ties with ex-Soviet states has been overshadowed by the collapse of a deal with Ukraine.