Sentence examples for forge closer bonds from inspiring English sources

The purpose of it (the letter says is to forge closer bonds between the peoples of North and South America.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Pope Benedict XVI on Saturday implored young Christians not to emigrate from Lebanon, saying they were "meant to be protagonists" as the country moved forward, and urging them to forge closer bonds with Muslim youth.

Inspired by Scottish National party leader Alex Salmond's optimistic (idealistic, the critics claimed) vision, a younger generation of Scots saw a way to rid themselves of unrepresentative Westminster governance, take control of North Sea oil revenue, forge closer bonds with Europe and dispense with Trident nuclear submarines.

The agents all live in the neighborhood and forge close bonds with their clients.

Mr. Calderón allowed American law enforcement and intelligence agencies to forge close bonds with Mexico's security forces in an effort to fight drug gangs and organized crime.

Having lost touch with their brothers and sisters, who were placed elsewhere, the sisters, now 57 and 55, still have no idea where some of them are, and have found it hard to forge close bonds with the others.

And within these new blended families, many are forging closer bonds with former spouses than in the past, said Dr. Harvey Ruben, a family therapist and professor of clinical psychiatry at the Yale School of Medicine.

Invite them out with you and spend time forging closer bonds with them.

Ms. Howard said that, as an only child, she had looked forward to forging close bonds with sorority sisters at San Jose State.

Jerome ran a more modern, computerized agency, but he upheld the tradition of working with his relatives and forging close bonds with the models themselves.

The social liberal and self-proclaimed "progressive" who forged close bonds with George Bush (recently declaring the Texan an "idealist" of "genuine integrity").