Sentence examples for regional ties from inspiring English sources

The Arab League was founded in 1945 to strengthen regional ties.

But Mr. Rumsfeld and other officials underscored what they called the importance of enhanced regional ties.

"Countries should look at regional ties," he says.How soon investors return partly depends on the policies of the new governments.

Given Morocco's small size its GDP is only $30 billion Moroccan investment banks are eagerly seeking regional ties.

But Mustafa is also convinced that Abbas has "played it right" — cultivating regional ties and, incrementally, strengthening the Palestinian Authority's political legitimacy.

Each comprador belonged to an exclusive community by strong family or regional ties that focused his concerns on his community rather than on national interests.

But the compulsions of state politics overwhelm convictions about what should happen at the centre.The BJP, which is more centre-minded than Congress, has no inhibitions about regional tie-ups.

While each of the B.C.S. bowl games have regional tie-ins to accommodate the six conference champions, the Orange Bowl took advantage of selection rules to trump the Rose Bowl and pit Iowa (11-1) against U.S.C. (10-2).

For example, we learned that 55percentt of Midwestern investors' company ties were with startups based in the Midwest, but we didn't see just how close to home those intra-regional ties were.

The building of regional military ties represents a significant strategic departure for the country, which after World War II relied for its defense on the United States and the roughly 50,000 military personnel it bases in Japan.

The relationship with Chile remains, as one can imagine, somewhat strained by Bolivia's designs on its one-time territory, a stumbling block in efforts to create stronger regional economic ties.