Sentence examples for for ties with from inspiring English sources

Michael Kao, Taiwan's deputy foreign minister responsible for ties with America, says he has been explaining to the Americans that President Chen is "a pragmatic lawyer, not a political ideologue".

But Chancellor Gerhard Schroder's government has left little doubt of its determination to strengthen Russian relations, referring repeatedly to Germany's new "strategic partnership" with Russia, the precise term it also uses for ties with the United States.

Brazil is technically the most "African" country outside Africa and, as the world's largest Portuguese-speaking country, has natural cause for ties with dynamic, Lusophone nations on the African continent.

"The irony of the situation is that Putin is faced with the logical consequences of his own virulent campaign rhetoric" criticizing the opposition for ties with the West, Stephen Weil, a researcher with the Center for Strategic and International Studies, wrote in an article this month.

This risks becoming a pattern: the PT in Rio Grande do Sul, a southern state, was investigated in 2001 for ties with the jogo de bicho.Some opposition congressmen want a parliamentary inquiry, which would paralyse Congress and might oblige Mr Dirceu to step aside for the duration.

Look for ties with the local community and schools.

"One that sucks at work?" for VACUUM ties with "Ghost story?" for ATTIC.

President Bashar al-Assad of Syria has been expressing hopes for better ties with the United States for months.

Pakistan also is upset at Kabul for strengthening ties with India and asking New Delhi for military aid.

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

Part of that plan called for deepening ties with foreign intelligence services.