Sentence examples for established strong ties from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bader, 48, has established strong ties through nearly 30 years of involvement in civic groups in Carroll Gardens and beyond.
As president of the Church's Boston stake from 1986 to 1994, he established strong ties to top church officials; in January 2008, Romney suspended his first failed presidential campaign to attend the funeral of church president and "prophet" Gordon B. Hinckley, described by USA Today as Mitt's personal "spiritual leader".
The United Nations has long acknowledged the importance of sports in society and has established strong ties to the sports world.
Realizing he'd never be able to recruit a large sample of low-income minority children from academic research and referral centers, Burchard partnered with clinicians and community health workers across the country who had already established strong ties with patients.
The company has established stronger ties in the country since it has returned.
The fear of being left behind is an incentive for Hong Kong to seek more mainland business and establish strong ties to mainland exchanges.
Meanwhile, prosecutors have decided to merge two ongoing investigations into the attack, after establishing strong ties between the two lines of inquiry, the Zaman newspaper reported this week.
Local mechatronics programs must establish strong ties to the local industry and cooperate with global partner universities in order to overcome obstacles such as lack of funded research and design centers.
A document describing plans for the group, posted on a Washington Post blog in March, said it would mobilize local advocates, "establish strong ties to local journalists" and should "go toe to toe" with union officials in explaining contracts and state laws to the public.
In this position, he was able to establish strong ties to leading directors of many companies from the region.
