Sentence examples for cultivated ties from inspiring English sources

To help quell any government opposition, friends say Mr. Ma has increasingly cultivated ties to Beijing.

The company has for years cultivated ties to politicians of both major parties and is a major political contributor.

Mr. Maliki, who has both cultivated ties with Iran and criticized its interference in Iraqi affairs, clearly sought to exploit the situation diplomatically.

Drug companies and medical device manufacturers have long cultivated ties with physicians and hospitals in an effort to promote their wares.

But the sentence still seemed harsh considering Mr. Yang's carefully cultivated ties to the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il, and status as a Dutch citizen.

Mr. Mikati long cultivated ties with Syria, which is seen here as wanting to build up an alternative to Mr. Hariri among the country's Sunni Muslims.

In his 2004 book on Pakistan, he wrote, "While Pakistan's Islamists have enthusiastically cultivated international ties and contributed much to Islamist thinking... Pakistan is an ideological ghetto, especially as far as its liberals are concerned".

JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon, a Democratic-leaning figure who has nonetheless cultivated close ties to the White House, is one such CEO.

The date palm (Phoenix dactylifera L). is one of the oldest cultivated trees and is intimately tied to the history of human civilization.

Since taking office in 1999, President Chavez has forged a close alliance with communist Cuba and cultivated political and business ties with Iran.

Problems can arise if there are too many of this personality type in the room as wonderfully creative and brilliant ideas will be formed and cultivated that have no tie to anything that can actually be applied in the real world.