Sentence examples similar to promote amicable ties from inspiring English sources

Experts say the amicable ties between Sufis and the Egyptian government may also be factor, giving the attack a political dimension.

According to declassified American documents, the Haqqanis enjoyed amicable ties with America from the anti-Soviet campaign in the 1980s until 2001.However the new terrorist designation, and fresh attempts to cripple the group's finances (though much of these, from things such as kidnapping, extortion and drugs, are local), seem to indicate a shift of strategy.

The group's stated purpose is to promote business ties and investment.

In part that was because for the first time in three decades, the players settled for what appeared to be an amicable tie with management, rather than insisting on a shutout.

The United States also began to restore bilateral ties with Myanmar (formerly Burma) and to promote ties with Indonesia.

Moreover, Britain is not alone in promoting cultural ties and soft power in the Arab World.

CMAA, Cornell Chapter promotes close ties between the CMAA and students at the Hotel School.

Hold a pre-election rally to promote voting, or tie into major campus events.

In both events, he promoted closer economic ties between the United States and Africa, especially through trade.

As early as 2010, Godane promoted ties to al Qaeda.

This means that the offers promoted can be tied to specific goods on offer.