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Italy and France even reserve parliamentary seats for their diasporas.The British government would probably have to work harder than most to sustain ties with the country's expats.

The White House had set out to keep relations from sliding even further downhill, and to establish a more personal relationship with Mr. Hu that could sustain ties during the next two years, when the political realities of choosing leaders in both countries will work against any significant improvement.

Economic remittances are critical to sustain ties, both between non-migrants and migrants and between migrants at destination (Carling, 2014; Garip et al., 2014; Lacroix, 2013, 2014; Senne, Chort, & Gubert, 2011).

Pakistan has an interest in sustaining ties with the United States, which has given the nation billions of dollars in economic and military aid in return for Islamabad's help in combating terrorism.

The Army in Europe also will focus on sustaining ties with allies through an enhanced series of war games and exercises, in particular, he said, through the Joint Multinational Training Command that operates sizable ranges at Grafenwoehr and Hohenfels, Germany.

Senior officials say the smaller Army presence will focus on sustaining ties with allies through an enhanced series of training rotations and war-game exercises, mostly based in the region of Grafenwöhr, Germany.

Fast sailing ships made it possible to reach distant ports and to sustain close ties between the center and colonies.

Moreover, the political benefits of the existence of dual citizens in Europe strengthens the incentives to sustain formal ties with them.

To sustain interinstitutional ties, Brown IMSD supports Brown faculty visits to partner institutions.

He said the United States was not abandoning Europe, and would sustain sufficient forces there to maintain ties with allies.

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