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Another big difference is that Chinese university teachers abandon formality outside lessons and develop close ties with their students.
Mr Denktash declared yesterday that the new state would be non-aligned and would seek to develop close ties with Islamic countries and other British Commonwealth countries.
Beyond using our influence to push the government to expand democracy and civil society, we need to develop close ties with the jirgas in the violent areas.
In those operations, teams of Green Berets, supported by other soldiers, try to develop close ties with village elders, organize local police units and track down Taliban leaders.
One effect of Mr. Zyman's affinity for adding agencies has been to develop close ties with some of the world's most creative shops -- thereby keeping them from working for Coca-Cola's competitors.
Although, the programme was successful in creating a cadre of pollution prevention professionals and working with a number of plants, it failed to extend its message throughout the industrial sector with its retail approach and failed to develop close ties with governments and NGOs.
"We see this as the chance to work with Rick and develop closer ties with small agencies we respect in the United States.
Mr. Kvamme's ability to reach across party lines and develop closer ties with Republicans on Capitol Hill helped TechNet shed that image, said Gary Fazzino, TechNet's president in 1997.
A separate attempt by the Egyptian leader to develop closer ties with Iran, by including it in a regional effort with Turkey and Saudi Arabia to solve the Syrian crisis, also faltered, after the Saudis stopped participating, diplomats said.
But even though he talked of Yugoslavia, his comments reflected deep-seated Chinese concerns that the Pentagon would develop closer ties with Taiwan's armed forces and that a missile shield might make Washington more comfortable in rushing to the island's defense.
