Sentence examples for forging stronger links from inspiring English sources

It's an approach that depends upon not only tapping into the individual's own resources, but forging stronger links with the wider community – especially the voluntary sector.

He said Britain should concentrate on forging stronger links with Commonwealth countries and could learn from countries like Norway or Switzerland, who he said flourished outside the EU.

This aims to support the SDH research process (based on community needs) being fed into public policies and practice, and forging stronger links between them.

By forging stronger links we believe we will be better able to tackle these complex problems and ensure all our children are registered and granted citizenship".

Along the way, Mr. Lay secured enormous political influence in Washington, forging strong links with the current administration in Washington, including ties to President Bush personally.

For that, he needs to knit together the various operators, centralising group management and research and development, disseminating best practice and forging strong links with the operating companies.

On the other hand, that ubiquitous figure, the Marquis of Headington (not so long ago, Robert Maxwell) has been forging strong links with his old friends in eastern Europe.

But one hopes that those in power in Whitehall will turn their attention to making the European Union stronger and more prosperous and forging strong links with the emerging world powers.

For an artist who was a horn player in his youth and has longstanding ties to the jazz world, Mr. Wimberley has no trouble forging strong links between musical and visual art, which share much terminology.

In 1974 John accepted a lectureship in politics at the new University of Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland, forging strong links with the underground ANC and mentoring a long line of exiles.

The Romanians are already forging strong links with Scotland.