Sentence examples for developing ties from inspiring English sources

In the interest of developing ties and sharing resources between more and less developed countries, OAS provides fellowships for scientific exchange.

But the campaign swing may test those developing ties.

The most interesting part of renovating these homes, Ms. Brown said, has been developing ties with the owners.

In the mid-nineties, Badreddin's eldest son, Hussein, travelled to Qom, a Shiite center of learning in Iran, where he reportedly began developing ties to the Iranian regime.

Many people believe the attacks were meant as a warning to Turkey not to continue developing ties with Israel or to integrate further with the West.

The Mensheviks, loyal to traditional Social Democratic teachings, concentrated on developing ties with labour and rejected as premature political revolution in agrarian, largely precapitalist Russia.

"Russia is prepared to develop ties with its Afghan partners".

Colleges must develop ties to their alumni and identify which ones are capable of making substantial contributions.

The translator developed ties to several Sunni sheiks whose tribes supported the insurgency, and they provided him with cash to travel to Egypt and Jordan, Mr. Buretta said.

And Raymond Jansen, the publisher of Newsday, said today in the newspaper that WPIX television station in New York may develop ties with Newsday.

Any company trying to gain access to foreign markets needs to develop ties with business and government figures in those countries.