Sentence examples for fosters ties from inspiring English sources

Vyacheslav Nikonov, a political scientist and the grandson of Stalin's henchman Vyacheslav Molotov, now heads Russky Mir, or Russian World, a Kremlin-backed "soft power" organization that fosters ties with Russian émigrés.

Cameron has described Modi's visit as a "historic opportunity" to foster ties between Britain and India.

But its most important role is to foster ties between the countries seeking looted money and those sitting on it.

But, even if unable to heal conflicts arising from fundamental social divisions, baseball exhibited an extraordinary capacity for fostering ties.

Both of Jamaica's major political parties have fostered ties with neighborhood gangs, which turn out the vote in exchange for political favors.

Both of Jamaica's political parties have fostered ties with neighborhood gangs, who turn out the vote in exchange for political favors.

In thinking beyond the country's borders, he was almost exclusively focused on visiting and fostering ties with countries maligned by Washington for their communist or socialist governments.

A person who has helped foster ties to Latin American communities is Moshe Filler, 34, who came from Mexico City and enrolled in Ner Israel to study as a teacher some years ago.

"Make no mistake, NATO is not winning in Afghanistan," the Atlantic Council of the United States, a nongovernmental organization dedicated to fostering ties between North America and Europe, warned in a report in January.

One is an updated memorandum of understanding on a broad range of cooperation between the Pentagon and Russian Ministry of Defense, and a second would establish a specific defense relations working group to foster ties across major policy issues, not just military relations.

They range from attracting more women and minorities into science to fostering ties between academia and industry.