Sentence examples for develop closer links from inspiring English sources
'Let's get out and develop closer links with faster-developing parts of the world economy.' ".
The committee's chairman, Senator John Kerry, Democrat of Massachusetts, pressed General Petraeus and Mr. Lew about how the United States planned to develop closer links to the Pakistani military and government.
"Rosie has a wealth of knowledge and experience and will be a real asset in helping the Labour party develop closer links with our sister parties around the world and I am absolutely delighted that she has agreed to serve in this important role for the Labour party," Corbyn said, adding that he had asked her to accompany him on a trip to meet the Party of European Socialists next week.
Cooperatives are particularly well placed to involve people in production and marketing; and to develop closer links between producers, retailers and consumers of poultry eggs and meat.
The school, which was opened a fortnight ago by Conservative children's minister and South West Norfolk MP Elizabeth Truss, was founded to boost what its founders saw as lacklustre performance in the subjects locally, and states on its website that it will "develop close links with Oxbridge".
They aim to develop close links with other expanding areas such as parent-infant mental health, improving access to psychological therapies (IAPT) for women and the Greater Manchester drug and alcohol strategy that has a coordinated approach to reduce and eliminate the 1,200 babies born each year with foetal alcohol syndrome.
Mr Xi's visit to Maldives and Sri Lanka before coming to India underscores Beijing's commitment to develop close links with the island states of the Indian Ocean.
At KISTMC, students spend two weeks in semi-rural communities at the outskirts of the Kathmandu valley and develop close links with the communities where they are posted.
By supporting the Hinkley C scheme the UK has helped the French and demonstrated that it values developing closer links with China, too.
If it stays cold towards the Balts, it may find that Kaliningrad, though still formally part of Russia, is in fact developing closer links with the rest of Europe than those it has with its old motherland.If NATO does take in one or more of the Baltic states, some juicy arms contracts will result.
"Not only have we had the financial contribution, we've also developed closer links with all the authorities and the school, so that all the officers of the different authorities now visit the school and are working in partnership with the senior team and pupils and staff and that's had a significant improved effect," said Mr Griffiths.
