Sentence examples for form closer relations from inspiring English sources

Small firms are less likely to provide apprenticeships or work experience.Many countries are now trying to bridge the gap between education and work by upgrading vocational schools, encouraging standard schools to form closer relations with local companies, and embracing apprenticeships.

Neubacher, Nedić and Felber believed Đurišić could be used to fight the Partisans in Montenegro and help form closer relations between Serbia and Montenegro.

A period of friendly relations only followed the Sicilian Vespers in 1282, when Venice, foreseeing the fall of Charles, the French King of Sicily, began forming closer relations with Byzantium.

His son Bandar was Saudi ambassador to the US from 1983 to 2005, during which time he formed close relations with both presidents Bush.

2. Affiliation (AFF): need to form close emotional relations, and to adhere and remain loyal to friends.

Meanwhile, Desmoulins had formed close working relations with Georges Danton in the Jacobin and Cordelier clubs.

Yet closer relations have brought controversy.

Ronald Reagan to persuade Thatcher to pursue closer relations with Ireland.

More recently she has called for closer relations with Moscow.

Nato has unveiled new plans for closer relations with Georgia.

On foreign policy, he advocates closer relations with Russia.