Sentence examples for forging ties from inspiring English sources
Mr. Jones was a dapper industrial statesman, mending and forging ties with government.
In the 1960s, the family ventured into distributing electronics, forging ties with India and countries in the Far East.
Facing increasingly hostile state laws, several lenders, including Western Sky, are forging ties with American Indian reservations.
India has long spoken of developing a "Look East" policy, but has lagged behind China in forging ties with emerging economies in South-East Asia. South-East Asia
It is a slow process, but they are making headway by creating their own investment vehicles, forging ties with influential players, and generally raising awareness.
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.
In a less obvious way, too, soldiers have forged ties.
Meanwhile, he has tried to improve the economy and forge ties with India.
According to analysts, some of those groups have recently forged ties to the Shabab.
Over the years, the Albany football program has forged ties with the Giants.
United States officials said Mr. Mohamed forged ties with Mr. bin Laden as early as 1991.
