Examples of using Close ties in English and their translations into Arabic
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Stegner is supposed to have close ties with the Bagosa family.
The United Nations and the Academy therefore already have close ties.
I'm a math terrorist, with close ties to Aljaybra.
Again, close ties to ECOWAS are a sine qua non here.
He's an enthusiastic ward boss with close ties to the Gardens.
You tell me the duke has close ties to black jack?
With these initiatives, NASSAT close ties with the group of telecommunications installers.
Finally, the Bank has had close ties with CICAD since 1998.
While both men were civilians, each had close ties to the military.
Monsanto had very close ties to the Bush administration… and the Clinton administration.
It also maintained close ties with the private sector and with civil society.
Nevertheless, the relations are characterized by several high-level talks and close ties.
Most United Nations organizations have close ties with relevant sectoral ministries and partners.
Our close ties with industry mean our courses are relevant and up to date.
The Brazilian president denies climate change and holds close ties to the agribusiness sector.
Close ties with local associations and carry out a number of quality improvement activities.
The Riksbank and the General Council has always had close ties to the parliament.
The manager of Eagle Wings in Kigali has close ties to the Rwandan regime.
The Jordanian National Forum for Women has close ties with all United Nations agencies.
The clergy were dissatisfied with the close ties of the rulers with the Berbers.