Sentences with phrase «seeking stronger ties»

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Indeed, an unsuccessful conclusion to the talks would inflict serious damage on the trade aspirations of both partners as they seek to forge stronger ties to other important foreign markets.

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Welsh Secretary Alun Cairns addresses the Conservative conference straight after a trip to Qatar, seeking stronger global ties post-Brexit.

The insider also said «it's a little bit odd» for an Assembly member to seek a vice chairmanship but that Blake has strong ties in Washington, D.C. and that it could be a benefit to the city and the borough.

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These programs seek high school students who have strong ties to an area and experiences that could foster connections with their future students.

In a segment with strong ties to its agriculture roots, Ram sought to provide more than just a means to tackle the tortuous work site.

Historically, plaintiffs» lawyers around the world have viewed the United States as the most plaintiff - friendly jurisdiction, and sought to file their cases in U.S. courts even when the underlying parties and facts have much stronger ties to other countries

Seek a Healthcare Management role where strong research ties and leadership experience are in concert with a world - class organization poised for phenomenal growth.