Sentence examples for tighter ties from inspiring English sources

It's also the key to developing tighter ties between Snap and other apps, even if users sign up for apps another way.

The Koch investment will give Desktop Metal tighter ties to its portfolio companies, including paper-and-packing giant Georgia-Pacific and Molex, a leader in connectors.

Some are surprised he doesn't have tighter ties to the GOP, which besides controlling the executive and legislative branches of the federal government has voiced scathing critiques of both Freddie and its counterpart financer, Fannie Mae.

In December, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called Russia Indiaa's closest friend, and the preferred strategic partner". However, U.S. arms exports to India have increased since the two countries established tighter ties in the mid-2000s – the U.S. now supplies 12percentt of India's arms compared to Russia's 70percentt.

The two governments hope Obama's visit to Hiroshima, where a U.S. atomic bomb killed thousands instantly on Aug. 6, 1945, and some 140,000 by the year's end, underscores a new level of reconciliation and tighter ties between the former enemies.

The Bush administration lobbied heavily for passage of the Colombia Free Trade Agreement to reinforce its geopolitical presence in the region, through tighter ties to one of its few real allies, and to create a Pacific Rim chain of nations linked to the United States through trade accords.

Under Gerhard Schröder and Helmut Kohl, Germany sought tight ties with Russia.

He maintains especially tight ties with a circle of lobbyists and former aides representing some of the nation's biggest businesses, including Goldman Sachs, Google, Citigroup, R. J. Reynolds, MillerCoors and UPS.

Besides the cost, though, there are other impediments.One of the giants, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, already has tight ties with Daiwa, which it would need to unwind.

Property professionals suggest the city's business climate is changing as citizens express anger about soaring property prices and tight ties between government and business.

Freeport had previously spun off McMoran Exploration in 1994 but still held a 16.2 percent stake and has tight ties with the company.