Sentence examples for promoting ties from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Protestant figures questioned why I.R.A. personnel were promoting ties with the Colombian rebels if they were hoping for peace.

Mr. Guo said government leaders in Europe, especially in Britain and France, had been very active in promoting ties with Chinese museums.

The author interviews a man named Alexei, a former army officer who was possibly in the KGB, who is now charged with promoting ties to Western business.

He has been criticized by some and lauded by others for promoting ties with other churches, notably the Roman Catholic Church.

That would be a tremendous loss, particularly because preserving this refuge and promoting ties between the Koreas are not mutually exclusive.

The brief argued that states had a legitimate interest in promoting "ties of kinship between children and both of their biological parents because, in general, those parents together are best suited to provide optimal care for their children".

Even as she promoted ties with Latin America, Mrs. Clinton was doing last-minute Iran lobbying.

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

Tourism would also profit, since many citizens of both countries (including Mr Gujral) were born and raised in the other and still have relatives there.But politicians on both sides are reluctant to promote ties without a settlement on Kashmir.

Cheryl Davidson, the executive director of Long Island Works, which was set up by the Long Island Association to promote ties between schools and businesses, called Ms. Gubing's program a model for a new breed of partnerships.

The speech, they said, is an effort by the administration to promote ties with Iran after the victory last month in parliamentary elections by moderate politicians loyal to Iran's reformist president, Mohammad Khatami.