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The new directive showed clear signs of being a continuation of the anticorruption campaign, describing the ban as "important for building a clean government" and improving the ties between the party and the people.

Improving the ties between colleges, workforce institutions, and employers would help more workers gain the needed skills.

Putin said he still hoped Trump would be able to improve the ties between their countries.

"We are improving the security ties between all three countries and ourselves," Robb told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation on Tuesday.

Although one of his granddaughters was recently taunted by her schoolmates for having a Japanese name, most of his children and grandchildren say they no longer hesitate to reveal the origin of the name, a reflection of the gradually improving ties between the countries.

The Baroness received the Honorary Cross First Class from the Austrian Government for improving cultural ties between her native country and the United States, and numerous awards from the Roman Catholic church.

[A1.] President Bush and Prime Minister Singh heard Indian and American executives make recommendations on improving business ties between the two countries.

In making the announcement, the Chinese government and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, where the National Symphony is based, invoked the goal of improving ties between the United States and China.

General Raghavan said the dispute was likely to accelerate improving military ties between India and the United States — a development that is not likely to be welcomed by China.

With the acceleration of global integration, financial markets of developing countries have achieved rapid progress, the market scale expanding, and the information transmission mechanisms, constantly improving the trades between developing and developed countries prompt increase ties between their financial markets.

The irony, he says, is that the $17.5 billion ITER collaboration grew out of efforts in the 1980s to improve scientific ties between the Soviet Union and the West.