Sentence examples for developing a strong relationship from inspiring English sources

"Developing a strong relationship with Libya, and helping it to reintegrate into the international community, is good for the U.K".

Given these patterns, rebuilding the site will call for developing a strong relationship between old and new and establishing vitality at street level where urbanites congregate.

And developing a strong relationship with Mr. Pataki helped Mr. Bloomberg gain seats on the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, said Michael McKeon, the governor's press secretary.

"He has a different style to John Key but I don't rule out him developing a strong relationship with the New Zealand electorate".

Hughes was developing a strong relationship with Helmut Kohl and obtaining funding for a new East German plant even as GM's corporate staff was looking over sales forecasts and planning GM's next moves in Europe: focused factories in countries that probably would not include East Germany.

"It's important to understand the way business is done here," she says, which includes developing a strong relationship with a banker who understand the needs of your business.

Mr. Bush views the immigration issue as a critical step in developing a stronger relationship with Mexico, which he has put at the top of his foreign policy agenda.

Now imagine that while your supervisor helps, you realize you have commonalities and end up developing a stronger relationship.

The group submitted evidence to the international development select committee's inquiry on disability and development and developed a strong relationship with the Department for International Development (DfID) disability team, working closely with them on the development of a disability framework.

"But this way, we still develop a strong relationship with them".

Since they finalized the deal, Hayes has developed a strong relationship with Cuban.