Sentence examples for in ties between from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hu acknowledged that some problems existed in ties between the countries, calling them "hardly avoidable".

For several weeks, the programs had ended in ties between me and a lawyer named Vivienne Nearing.

The exchanges mark a deterioration in ties between the two countries just weeks after a successful summit meeting between presidents Barack Obama and Xi Jinping.

Panagiotis Lafazanis, who as energy minister visited Moscow last week, has said the Kremlin talks could lead to a shift in ties between the two countries.

Barack Obama on Friday compared tensions between the US and Israel over the Iranian nuclear deal to a family feud and said he expected improvements in ties between the longtime allies to come quickly after the accord was implemented.

King said that freeing the detainees could provide a diplomatic opening in ties between the two countries, but that Washington would not give in to attempts to "extort" political gain from the detentions.

The investigation began nearly two years ago with a single city police detective focusing on drug trafficking, and over time zeroed in on ties between people in the drug trade and in the rap industry.

"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. .

Still, she is deeply interested in the ties between people, and in exploring the collective mind of a city.

Msgr. George G. Higgins, for decades a major adviser to the nation's Roman Catholic bishops, an outspoken supporter of organized labor and an influential figure in improving ties between Catholics and Jews, died yesterday in LaGrange Park, Ill.

More important, those denials disproportionately affect young, highly educated students and professionals, seeding resentment in a group that has played an important role in improving ties between the countries.