Sentence examples for managing ties with from inspiring English sources

Papua New Guinea's major foreign policy concerns involve managing ties with Australia, the rest of the Pacific Islands region, and the country's Asian neighbours, especially Indonesia.

Other bosses at Anglo American have drawn official ire for publicly raising concern over various government policies.Mr Zim needs to manage ties with the government carefully.

Suleimani also manages Iranian ties with the Lebanese Shia movement Hezbollah, vital in giving Bashar al-Assad the edge over the Syrian rebels fighting to overthrow him.

Navy lost two fumbles but avoided its first season without a victory since 1948, when it managed a tie with Army in the last game.

The shows — the new "American Ninja Warrior" on NBC and ABC's long-time summer dating show, "The Bachelorette" — managed to tie with a 2.4 rating, an unexpectedly strong showing for "Ninja".

Plus Donfrey had been basically naked, which meant that technically he'd beaten Donfrey, since Donfrey had needed to get naked just to manage a tie with him, Al Roosten.

In contrast, Mr Howard managed to improve ties with both America, sending troops to Iraq and Afghanistan, and with China.

He has managed to improve ties with China considerably in the past few months, while a row over Japan's war-time use of "comfort women", which Mr Abe clumsily denied involved coercion, has put a strain on the Japanese-American relationship.

The funeral came a day after a judge set 5 November as the start date for the trial of 59 people charged in a spiralling mafia investigation in the capital, in which local criminal bosses allegedly managed to cement ties with city politicians over lucrative public contracts.

If you've managed to cut your ties with cable, how do you watch sports?

Gamba Osaka has lost both its matches, with Nagoya Grampus managing a tie.