Sentence examples for tighter relations from inspiring English sources
Instead, Mr Abe has pursued tighter relations with Japan's powerful neighbour to the north.
The West (particularly America) leans towards loose relations with a wide circle of parties, while the Japanese method prefers stronger, tighter relations with a small number of parties.
In the interview early today, hours after his triumph became apparent, Mr. Fox outlined his hopes to forge tighter relations with the United States, where he has traveled extensively and attended high school for a year, in Wisconsin.
And tighter relations with African counterparts also allows Brazil to secure its maritime control and influence over the South Atlantic.
Tighter relations with Japan are important for security (see article).
However, since the flux density at N60 was noisier than in the widebands, Takeuchi et al. (2010) found that an alternative formula which makes use of only WIDE-S and WIDE-L flux densities gives a tighter relation than that for three bands.
On the other hand, it is possible that subjects with the -3081(T) allele have their ADHD in tighter relation with the action of NET, and therefore pharmacologically blocking this transporter is associated with relatively better treatment response.
"Brad has tight relations with HBO — he teamed up with Ryan Murphy last year to produce the HBO movie The Normal Heart.
The issue has resonated less with voters because salaries have roughly kept pace with inflation, thanks to the Peronist government's tight relations with union chieftains.
It doesn't have the whole Atlantic alliance with the European Union or tight relations with Japan, South Korea, Singapore and Australia — which we can leverage if we aren't doing stupid stuff, like slapping them with steel tariffs or tearing up the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Besides, his country hosts a big American military base that has been critical in the Iraq war, as well as to satellites of a number of American universities, and the emir cultivates tight relations with this country.
