Sentence examples for forge stronger links from inspiring English sources

Tahtawi's description of post-Enlightenment Europe led to Hussein's desire to forge stronger links with the West.

One is to forge stronger links with Mediterranean countries, especially Italy and Spain, to form a block that could help to counter Mrs Merkel.

The purpose is to forge stronger links among high school teachers responsible for overseeing the publication of student newspapers in public and private high schools.

The risk of contagion, economists now say, may be growing as emerging markets forge stronger links with each other-for example, through increased cross-border trade, investment and lending-and become part of global markets.

Small wonder that the Government is targeting dance as an important weapon to tackle, obesity, recently awarding £100,000 to Youth Dance England to forge stronger links between schools and dance schools.

So Mr Stonecipher brought in Deborah Hopkins, a high-flyer from General Motors, as chief financial officer, with a brief to forge stronger links to the markets and to educate Boeing managers about profits.One of the first to get the point was Alan Mulally, Mr Woodard's successor, who rapidly put the commercial-aircraft division back into profit.

Speaking to TechCrunch, Countercraft co-founder and CMO Dan Brett said the San Sebastian-based team is hoping to forge strong links in the UK as a result of the program.

It is important to forge strong links between independent evaluators and project implementers.

UNICEF works to bring different sectors together, so that they can forge strong links and address cross-cutting issues.

Mahmood Karzai, for example, has recently forged stronger links with the owners of Afghan United Bank, a competitor of Kabul Bank.

A different figure might have forged stronger links with the developing musical argument, and British music needed a Glock as well as a Britten.