Sentence examples for developing strong ties from inspiring English sources
Breitbart became the hub of resistance to the immigration-reform effort, developing strong ties to Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions, who was leading the opposition in the Senate.
Developing strong ties requires interaction over time.
Led by Frauke Petry, the AfD's political priorities are now opposing Islam (using the slogan "Islam is not a part of Germany") and attacking Angela Merkel's handling of the refugee crisis, while also developing strong ties with Russia and other populist right parties in Europe.
President Bush is right when he says that the United States needs to develop strong ties with democratic India.
Lawyers for the defendants said the men had developed strong ties to their New Jersey communities and would fight the charges.
But eventually many of the pairs developed strong ties, and several stayed in contact after the study was completed.
In the 1960's, he become one of the first union leaders to develop strong ties with the environmental and antiwar movements.
Rubenstein has admitted that his relationship with the Bush family affected his politics, but he also developed strong ties with the Clinton Administration.
He feels obliged to work in politics, but his political strategies are half-baked, and he fails to develop strong ties with any particular constituency.
The directive is the strongest signal yet that Mr. Paterson, who developed strong ties to the gay community as a legislator, plans to push aggressively to legalize same-sex unions as governor.
