Sentence examples similar to forge future ties from inspiring English sources

University officials who argued against the visa restrictions invoked the lofty values of international education: spreading democracy, promoting knowledge and forging ties with future leaders abroad.

Deutsche Börse's futures exchange, DTB, would not be keen to see the London Stock Exchange forge closer ties with DTB's main competitor.European competition authorities say they will vet the deal.

Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson said the island and the city "have a historic relationship and this new ferry terminal will cement our strong links and forge even closer ties into the future".

Others are trying to forge closer ties to American institutions.

Soon, the Brexit leaders also began to forge Russian ties.

It helps forge closer ties with employees and colleagues.

Less proven, however, is his ability to forge close ties with new colleagues.

Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru, all on the Pacific coast, are more open economies trying to forge closer ties.

At stake is the political and economic future of the nation of 46 million people, which is becoming increasingly cleaved between the largely pro-Russian east, which backs President Viktor Yanukovych, and those who want to bring down his government and forge closer ties with the EU.

This is not the first time Crimea and Syria have attempted to forge closer ties.

We must forge new ties and reestablish old bonds with our state and local partners.