Sentence examples for established closer ties from inspiring English sources
The scattered feudal states gradually acquired something like territorial solidity as the neighbouring populations established closer ties with them, either by marriage or by accepting vassal status; the gaps between the fortified cities were thus filled by political control and cultural assimilation.
Nonetheless, the Israeli attacks further complicated Israel's fragile relations with Egypt, where the Islamist-led government of Mr. Morsi, reversing a policy of his ousted predecessor, Hosni Mubarak, had established closer ties with Hamas and had been acting as a mediator to restore calm between Israel and Gaza-based militant groups.
At this time he established closer ties with Dimitrije Ljotić, whose Serbian Volunteer Corps (SDK) provided him with weapons, food, typewriters, and other supplies.
He also established close ties with the white South African government, which supplied much of Malawi's direct aid.
The first computers emerged from Lappeenranta at the start of 1996, and they were brought into Russia by the half-dozen main distributors with which Acer had established close ties.
This was also a time when Suharto established close ties with business and finance, and brought together a group of intelligence officers who would assist his subsequent rise to power.
She has established close ties with Heinz-Christian Strache, the leader of Austria's Freedom Party, and has also met with Geert Wilders, the star of the Dutch far right.
In 2005 ZY gradually began to participate in Italian politics, culture, and social interactions, and has established close ties with the Italian Embassy and the local government.
Neil Heywood moved to China in the 1990s, and established close ties with senior official Bo Xilai and his wife Gu Kailai.
