Sentence examples for stronger ties between from inspiring English sources

Another recommendation that received no media attention seeks to encourage and create stronger ties between schools, families and local groups.

The cardinal, he said, became outspoken in his denunciation of anti-Semitism and his support for stronger ties between the Catholic and Jewish religions.

Given the likelihood of strengthened partition, why do I think that, in the long term, Brexit could mean stronger ties between Northern Ireland and the Republic?

The Senate's action today endorsed Mr. Bush's vision for stronger ties between the United States and the emerging democracies of Central and Eastern Europe.

Lord Mandelson, the business secretary, who is responsible for the sector, has ordered budget cuts of £600m by 2013 and called for stronger ties between universities and business.

Paradoxically, stronger ties between Al Qaeda and the Shabab could weaken the Shabab and help counterterrorism efforts in Somalia by exacerbating internal tensions within the group.

A recent study in the Lancet, a journal, found strong ties between unemployment and suicide.

Trace and Trust has forged strong ties between the chefs and fishermen.

Mr. Vincz said treasury officials were aware of the strong ties between the community and the Guard facility.

He praised the cardinal's efforts, after a rocky start in New York, to build strong ties between Catholics and Jews.

There are strong ties between these groups and the less than holy interests of major drug-traffickers and arms smugglers.