Sentence examples for forge tight relationships from inspiring English sources
WITH the intense competition for public service airtime, it is more critical than ever that the Ad Council forge tight relationships with the media, said Ms. Conlon, who added that her staff spends time trying to persuade media managers to select and run the council's ads from among the many.
Behind the scenes, Powell has been forging tight relationships with Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill, who have oversight over the Fed.
As the utilities assembled bigger reactor fleets, they forged tighter relationships with vendor companies.
In addition, ASWs are often able to forge close relationships with clients, often more candid and comfortable, than the relationships forged by HCWs.
The company's playbook for markets like India is Yang's "dual model" from China: build relationships with big government, corporate and educational customers who buy in bulk; simultaneously forge tight ties with a hodgepodge of big and small PC sellers.
Bin Nayef forged close relationships with American officials.
He forged close relationships with several Prime Ministers.
Moreover, it will likely forge tighter links to relevant neighboring fields.
As they try to find the right start-ups, some are forging tight bonds with local firms.
It is a role Mr. Sedwill, 45, has taken on with increasing regularity in recent weeks, forging a tight relationship with the general that associates say carries echoes of the one in Iraq between Gen. David H. Petraeus and the American ambassador in Baghdad, Ryan C. Crocker.
