Sentence examples for forge close relationships from inspiring English sources

Unlike most offshore firms, Andela encourages its people to forge close relationships with their new colleagues.

The district superintendent, Richard J. Hawkins, said the district had simply sought to forge close relationships with politicians in power.

While most technicians do not forge close relationships with students, they do get to know each other.

"Federalism matters," Pruitt continued, pledging to forge close relationships with the states as he carries out his role.

He lambasts them for undermining local democracy by flexing their legal and financial muscle against much weaker local authorities, and employing former government advisers to forge close relationships with Whitehall.

As Donald Joralemon of Smith College, commenting on a course he taught earlier this year said, "I wanted students to have a chance to think about those animals that we invite into our homes to forge close relationships with them".

His view is that society needs to forge closer relationships with fossil fuel companies, and our campaign risks alienating them.

He said academies might forge closer relationships with companies, and have business people on their boards of governors.

Officers began to forge closer relationships with the victims and with social services and other agencies to uncover and disrupt the abuse.

Officers began to forge closer relationships with the victims and with social services and other agencies in order to uncover and disrupt the abuse, rather than just work on cases which came to them.

Minor league teams, too, are eager to forge closer relationships with their major league parents to sell more merchandise and tickets to visiting fans, and more advertising to sponsors on television and in their parks.