This theory entails that leader develops the dyadic relation with subordinates.
The report of the Committee of the Council on Relationships with International Organizations (see "Committee Appointments", page 32) was discussed by the Council, which noted the progress made during the past year in developing working relations with the United Nations, specialized agencies, and other international bodies.
To prevent the military from developing close relations with the locals and possibly helping them escape, the authorities began to rotate officials more frequently.
This agreement with Brazil has hobbled Argentina in developing trade relations with the rest of the world, as Chile has brilliantly done.
Now Russia talks vaguely about using Kaliningrad as a "pilot region" for developing deeper relations with the EU.
Some talked of developing good relations with the better boat owners and some were also able to make home visits and return voluntarily by similar routes.
"For Ukraine, European integration is a key priority of our foreign policy," he said, adding that his aim was "friendly and constructive relations with the Russian Federation and developing friendly relations with strategic partners such as the United States".
"For Ukraine, European integration is a key priority of our foreign policy," said Mr. Yanukovich, who added that his aim was "friendly and constructive relations with the Russian Federation and developing friendly relations with strategic partners such as the United States".
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 new Concept of Russian Foreign Policy, from February 2013, where each word was carefully measured, devotes a separate paragraph to the importance of developing bilateral relations with European countries such as Germany, France, Italy and the Netherlands, while Spain is relegated to the category of "other".
