Sentence examples for Closest ties from inspiring English sources

Danforth has perhaps the closest ties to the team.

Indeed, Mr. Paulson is among the Goldman alumni with the closest ties to China.

The recipes on Mrs. Schulson's shelf are her closest ties to family history.

Mr. McDonough, who had perhaps the closest ties to Mr. Obama, remained skeptical.

The hitting coach, Dave Engle, may be the Met with the closest ties to Gwynn.

But more people (30%) now think the UK's closest ties should be with the EU than with the US (25%).

The force promoting political Islam here comes out of Turkey, the country with the closest ties to Turkmenistan.

Mr. Visclosky, 59, was one of the lawmakers with the closest ties to PMA until its recent collapse.

Of all Russia's politicians, he had the closest ties to the Harvard institute, which, with USAID, supported his programme to privatise much of Russian industry in 1992-95.

Harder to help will be Ukraine, genuinely divided over whether its closest ties should be with the West or with Russia, and with plenty of ethnic Russians.

The first Arab nation to sign a peace treaty with Israel, in 1979, Egypt has also had the closest ties to the United States.