Sentence examples for established good ties from inspiring English sources
The conservatives are running several candidates, which threatens to split that bloc's vote; the reformists chose their man in the nick of time.In an interview on state-run television yesterday, Mr Rohani, the only cleric in the race, declared that if elected, he would celebrate "the day when I overcame the sanctions and established good ties with the world".
The archdiocese's previous lawyers had developed a contentious relationship with the plaintiffs' lawyers, but Mr. Hannigan worked for Archbishop O'Malley a decade ago in settling sexual abuse claims against a priest in the Fall River Diocese south of Boston and had established good ties with Mr. MacLeish, who represented most of the plaintiffs in that case.
Establishing good cross-generational relationships is, too".
Allan Houston said: "Preseason is all about establishing good habits, and we're establishing good habits.
The first is to seek good ties with the West.
Nester had good ties with leading mafiosi.
Most of them reported that stopping work would betray the good ties that they had with the community.
We show that link creation plays an immediate effect on the alignment of user profiles and that the established social ties are a good substrate for social influence.
The wars once over, the two nations established friendly ties.
The Vatican established diplomatic ties with Israel in 1993, 45 years after the country was founded.
