Sentence examples for developed close relations from inspiring English sources

Allen developed close relations with Gaddafi's intelligence chief, Moussa Koussa, documents unearthed in Tripoli show.

"We have increasingly developed close relations between ourselves and Yemen," Mr. Cheney said.

During this period he developed close relations with numerous influential Arab leaders.

As communications minister in the late 1980s, he developed close relations with Globo, Brazil's most powerful media group.

Mr. Reppetto said the recommendation was meant to stem an exodus of patrol officers with five years of experience or more who had developed close relations with residents.

From 1929 to 1939 he was prominent in movements seeking church reunion, and he developed close relations with the German Confessing Church, which opposed Hitler's regime.

To prevent the military from developing close relations with the locals and possibly helping them escape, the authorities began to rotate officials more frequently.

Mr. Kiet was also successful in pushing for better ties with other Asian countries, developing close relations with a former adversary, the Singaporean leader Lee Kuan Yew, who visited Vietnam several times to offer advice.

Czech security officials were then developing close relations with both the C.I.A. and M.I.6, the British foreign intelligence service, and new Czech intelligence officers were being sent to Britain for field training.

"The Chinese develop close relations with the elites of those countries — and there are often generous payoffs — and then they leverage the relationships to gain support for their positions in the U.N. and the World Trade Organization".

The angler soon returned to develop close relations with the Bolshevik leaders, especially Karl Radek, the shrewd, ebullient chief of Western propaganda, who, it may be inferred, played him like a balalaika.