Sentence examples for establishing friendly ties from inspiring English sources

In the long run, a game of cricket alone is unlikely to profoundly alter the prospects of India and Pakistan getting past their decades of bloody difficulties and establishing friendly ties.

The wars once over, the two nations established friendly ties.

Spain has been carefully preparing for next month's G20 summit in London and Nato summit in Strasbourg as occasions for Mr Zapatero to establish friendly ties with President Barack Obama, after the froideur of the Bush years, and to boost flagging popularity at home.

The remark was intended more as a gesture of Mr. Putin's intention to establish friendly ties with the West than a concrete proposal, especially because the alliance has never considered inviting Russia to join, and some NATO countries are dead set against that.

Russia's response to the latest sanctions provides a fresh crisis for Trump, who upon his election appeared set to establish friendlier ties with Russia but instead has presided over relations sinking to post-Cold War lows.

Fawcett, convinced that the only way to survive was to establish friendly contact, ordered his men never to open fire.

It was particularly important now to establish friendly relations, because Indian politicians had been frustrated by N.G.O.

Cabral met with its king, with whom he established friendly relations and exchanged gifts.

Friendly ties with Asian allies are obviously important.

Further they have likelihood of adversely affecting friendly ties with the government of Iran and Iraq".

The Awami League, which now runs the government, has longstanding friendly ties with India.