Sentence examples for in close ties from inspiring English sources

"Senior people are saying there should be a pause in close ties between Israel and the union," said a European diplomat.

"Because of that, she grew up as I did, as what we called in Germany a 'transatlanticist,' believing in American leadership and in close ties between us and Europe the United States. .

Iranian suspicion that the Palestinian cancellation four days before the friendly was scheduled to take place is rooted in close ties between the Palestinian Authority on the West Bank headed by President Mahmoud Abbas and conservative Gulf states as well as Mr. Abbas's deteriorating relations with Hamas.

Imagine A. R. Gurney thoroughly rewriting "August: Osage County" and you have some sense of what Elizabeth Diggs is aiming for in "Close Ties," a melancholy, warmly sentimental play that takes place in a fading society of aristocratic elites who drink and summer in the country and repress their feelings.

Its export-oriented firms want to lock in closer ties with end-customers.America is the natural place for China to turn to but the economic relationship between the superpower and the dragon breathing down its neck is fraught.

The above provisions are in close tie with the temporal specs of noise spectrum.

The Saudi investment in closer ties was clear on Thursday.

These days, Ukrainian leaders in Kiev are more interested in pursuing integration with the European Union than they are in closer ties with Russia.

The Communists believed in closer ties with Europe, and in April took Moldova into the EU's new "eastern partnership" programme, together with Georgia, Ukraine, Belarus, Armenia and Azerbaijan.

But if Bristol City get planning permission for their new ground on the opposite side of town at Ashton Vale there will be obvious advantages in closer ties.

He said he would continue to press for human rights and democracy in Cuba.As for Mr Castro, it is not hard to see why he is interested in closer ties with the United States.