Sentence examples for fostering closer ties from inspiring English sources
But Mr. McCain also calls for fostering closer ties with Russia to negotiate a new nuclear disarmament agreement.
While still in opposition before the Conservatives' victory last year, he established a foundation, Atlantic Bridge, as a forum for fostering closer ties with the United States, and appointed Mr. Werritty as its executive director.
Fostering closer ties between industry and universities in order to achieve better technology diffusion has become one of the major political issues in Sweden.
"It's the natural gateway to the Channel Islands, and in the past year we have been active in fostering closer ties between the town and both Channel Islands.
This isn't the first time Flynn's relations with Moscow have raised concerns — Trump's national security adviser has been criticized for his openness to fostering closer ties between Russia and the United States.
The Roadmap will likely receive another boost next week at the Conference of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation in Beijing as leadership in China and the African continent share a common interest in fostering closer ties in health cooperation.
The controversies surrounding the Legionaries also relate to its reputation for fostering close ties with Mexico's rich and powerful that were built up over decades.
The Israelis are convinced that Turkey has paid no heed to their country's national security concerns in fostering close ties with Iran and its proxies.
The president of Taiwan, Ma Ying-jeou, who has fostered closer ties with the mainland, also urged China to confront the episode.
When Turkey moved to foster closer ties with its Muslim neighbors about a decade ago, it hoped that such relations would help boost Iraq's stability and improve political ties with Syria and Iran.
NEW PARTNERSHIP FOR MOMA In an effort to foster closer ties between museum curators and academia, the Museum of Modern Art has created a partnership with graduate art history programs at several universities.
