Sentence examples for stable ties from inspiring English sources

China would be better off following Mr. Ma's lead and pursue practical ways to build more stable ties, including a drawdown of those missiles.

China Daily quoted analysts as predicting a rough patch after Mr. Hollande took office but "healthy and stable ties between the two countries will not change".

When Mr. Koizumi reasserted last month that he would continue his visits, in what has become a summer ritual, China's Foreign Ministry spokesman, Kong Quan, warned, "Without a correct view on history, there is no guarantee to healthy and stable ties between China and Japan".

Mr. Gates's goals for the week-long trip, which will include stops in Tokyo and Seoul, are much the same as they were three years ago: greater transparency from Chinese leaders about the state and intent of the country's secretive military and more stable ties between the world's military superpower and a rapidly rising one.

In sum, it seems that it takes more effort to repair damaged ties than to maintain existing stable ties.

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has stated (in November 2009) he found it comfortable to work with his (then) Ukrainian counterpart Yulia Tymoshenko and also praised her for strengthening Ukrainian sovereignty and building stable ties with Moscow and called the second Tymoshenko Government "efficient and a force for stability".

It is when Stables ties a tambourine to her ankle that the set's energy rises and new song "Solid With Grease" is warmly welcomed.

First, it was vital for the US and Iran "to have strong and stable government ties".

Although American relations with China on political and economic matters are regarded as stable, military ties have become strained over United States arms sales to Taiwan and American concerns about China's growing naval ambitions.

But I had been impressed with the man's solid work record and stable family ties before he became a crack addict and small-time street dealer to feed his addiction.

Some of the women in the EG, who were immigrants with no stable social ties, did not show a more positive result; some cases were highly precarious.