Sentence examples for improved their ties from inspiring English sources

The US quickly imposed sanctions on India, but more recently the two countries have improved their ties, and even agreed to share nuclear technology.

Nasrallah was less vociferous about Jordan, but only because the Jordanians have recently improved their ties with Hamas, fearing mounting support for the movement among Jordan's own increasingly powerful Muslim Brotherhood.

By doing so, Iranian companies have been able to improve their ties to European companies, for example, which are now reluctant to do business in Iran itself.

In December, Cuba and the United States announced they would be improving their ties, which have been frozen since 1961.

Trump's transition team on Friday excitedly released a letter from Putin, in which he wished the president-elect a merry Christmas, and expressed the hope that the two would be able to improve their ties to a "new level".

And Brett McGurk, the top American envoy for the anti-ISIS effort, recently praised the Saudis for improving their ties with Iraq; the two countries recently opened their land border for the first time in 27 years.

Before his deportation, the man told interrogators that he "knows lots of people in the Trump administration so that he wants to work as a bridge between the United States and North Korea to help improve their ties [that were] worsened by Warmbier's death," said one of the police officers who investigated the man.

Fueled by their longest home winning streak since a 19-game run in 1989, they improved their home record to 28-3, theng the Miami Heat for best in the league.

That has led to cases where laid-off workers spend an entire month in courses to improve their résumés, or tied up in "sit-around-and-drink-coffee meetings" to obtain unemployment checks.

You can always improve their appearance by by tying ribbons (in the wedding colours) around them.

Your employee will be more motivated to improve their performance if it's tied to something they want.