Sentence examples for fostered links from inspiring English sources

Mr. Issoufou said Niger had evidence that Boko Haram, an Islamist group that has become a security threat in Nigeria's north and fostered links with Al Qaeda's North African wing, was running training camps in Gao, Mali.

During the 1970s the group fostered links with militant groups across the world, including the German Baader Meinhof organisation and Japan's Red Army.

Since its foundation, the university has fostered links with other educational bodies in the local community and region.

She fostered links between biology, chemistry, environmental studies, engineering, and medical science, insisting that "the life sciences are interdisciplinary".

She fostered links among biology, chemistry, environmental studies, engineering, and medical science, insisting that "the life sciences are interdisciplinary".

Coalition members have denounced it as too conservative and undemocratic yet have tried to foster links to it.

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The Foreign Office speaks of a desire to "foster links between the Iranian people and the British people – there is much potential for educational, scientific, sporting and cultural exchanges".

Unlike the best-endowed liberal-arts colleges, such as Amherst, Williams, and Swarthmore, Bard has done little to foster links to the business community.

The most successful zones are entwined with the domestic economy: South Korea, for example, has been good at fostering links with local suppliers.

Direct trade with the EU was to be encouraged, and €259m was to be spent on things like scholarships, waterworks and projects to foster links between the two Cypriot communities.