Sentence examples for transatlantic links from inspiring English sources

Almost all of the party's top figures have close transatlantic links.

DASA is also interested in transatlantic links but is more sceptical about American intentions.

It is used to cope with heavy data traffic across transatlantic links and other long-haul routes.

He saw the merits of aligning Spain with an economically liberal Britain, which also had strong transatlantic links.

And, with several other bigger, faster transatlantic links already being mooted, the opportunity to charge extortionate rents on its monopoly will be brief.

Just as the party will need a clearer stance on Europe, it will have to define whether to promote transatlantic links or to shy away from them.

Unlike Dresdner, however, Commerzbank is mulling a transatlantic link.

This document will confirm the allies' commitment to the core function of collective defence, and the transatlantic link.

Defence planners and procurement bosses alike, in both Europe and America, need the transatlantic link to grow stronger, not wither.

Merkel nurtures the transatlantic link; Le Pen admires Putin's Russia – her party sits at the heart of pro-Kremlin networks in Europe, financial ones among them.

The flags and insignia, the calls to unity and the reminders of the transatlantic link: it can be tempting to think one Nato summit is much like another.