Sentence examples for establishing ties from inspiring English sources

It has even broken ranks with its Arab neighbors by establishing ties with Israel.

Likewise, there will be problems establishing ties between Serbia and Kosovo under any circumstances.

These have included countries from Italy to Australia, and talks aimed at restoring or establishing ties with others are proceeding.

It's a phase in which some social institutions flourish — knitting circles, Teach for America — while others — churches, political parties — have trouble establishing ties.

The Philadelphia Orchestra was the first major American orchestra to perform in China, in 1973, and now joins a growing number of Western cultural institutions establishing ties in a country with a hunger for Western classical music.

They signed a memorandum of understanding on scientific cooperation and rescue operations in Antarctica and issued two statements encouraging exchanges of regional trade delegations and establishing ties between national parks on either side of the Bering Strait.

It may indicate some success in Cisco's strategy of re-establishing ties with those companies after a fallout with some service providers during the dot-com boom.

Peter Knight, Mr. Gore's chief fund-raiser, said that Mr. Gore was re-establishing ties with friends and enjoying his family.

Mr. Khatami's supporters had envisioned the efforts to rebuild Afghanistan as a kind of side door to re-establishing ties with Washington, a prospect that alarmed the hard-liners who still control many of the levers of power here.

In recent years, Turkey has sought to play a bigger regional role, re-establishing ties with nearby Arab countries and reaching out to Armenia, whose border with Turkey has been closed since the 1990s, when Armenia was at war with its neighbor Azerbaijan, a Turkish ally.

He had long established ties with Al Qaeda".