Sentence examples for expanding ties from inspiring English sources

But many Latin Americans prefer to see China's expanding ties to their region as an opportunity.

Itself responsible for quelling an uprising with a massacre in 1989, China's government had few qualms about expanding ties with Myanmar during the 1990s.

"Nobody knows what the devil they are up to," said Einar Benediktsson, Iceland's former ambassador to Washington and a critic of his country's expanding ties with Beijing.

India's expanding ties with the US, including the civilian-nuclear deal now facing its final hurdle in the US Congress, are a major part of this effort.

And for Virginia Commonwealth, expanding ties with its neighbor could produce other benefits like additional grants and support for other university functions.

Both sides are focused on expanding ties and on the goals of the Group of 77 developing nations, whose presidency is held by Iran.

Mr. Nazdratenko later called for expanded ties with North Korea.

But the agenda includes trade, economic cooperation and other measures to expand ties between Russia and North Korea.

President Bush has stressed the need to expand ties with Latin American leaders and has pushed a plan to create a hemispheric free trade zone modeled on Nafta.

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, no country has benefitted more from expanded ties to Eastern Europe and friendly relations with Russia.

Former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad visited Ghana, Africa'sNo2 gold producer, last April, as part of an effort to expand ties with African countries.