Sentence examples for established close relations from inspiring English sources
In the nineteen-nineties, his mentor, O'Neill, had established close relations with foreign police services, an approach that sometimes encroached on the C.I.A.'s territory.
Tim established close relations with University College London and its Survey of English Usage, a research unit studying spoken and written English, established in 1959 with Longman funding.
Jugurtha, however, established close relations with Scipio, who was the hereditary patron of Numidia and who probably persuaded Micipsa to adopt Jugurtha in 120.
When the United States began to rearm India after China's invasion of northern India in 1962, Ayub established close relations with China and received substantial military aid from it.
Pfyffer established close relations with the Holy League of Philip II of Spain and Henri, duc de Guise, and concluded a Swiss alliance with Spain (1587) against the accession of Henry of Navarre (Henry IV) to the French throne.
He established close relations with Ismay, who liked him greatly, and assisted him in coordinating with both British forces and the Cabinet.
She established closer relations with the Soviet Union, depending on that country for support in India's long-standing conflict with Pakistan.
The forced rendition took place at the time Tony Blair's government was establishing close relations with Muammar Gaddafi, then Libya's leader.
Security can thus best be ensured, he wrote, by "establishing close relations with as many parties as possible, by building overlapping alliance systems, and by using the resulting influence to moderate the claims of contenders".
Although pre-Sadat Egypt had been the largest recipient of Soviet aid in the Middle East, the Soviets were also successful in establishing close relations with communist South Yemen, as well as the nationalist governments of Algeria and Iraq.
