Sentence examples similar to a recognized tie from inspiring English sources

But he cannot, as the 2002 Gonzales memo recognized, tie the hands of future prosecutors.

Many California peoples eschewed centralized political structures and instead organized themselves into tribelets, groups of a few hundred to a few thousand people that recognized cultural ties with others but maintained their political independence.

Integration was a flawed strategy, but it recognized the ties between racial history and educational outcomes.

More than a dozen universities — including Brown, Harvard and the University of Virginia — have publicly recognized their ties to slavery and the slave trade.

Judge King recognized the ties between the two men and the children.

As Aristotle recognized, these ties are caused to occur in individuals as they come to recognize others' evident intention to act for their good, and to enjoy what they and others can do.

'Screamers' examines efforts to have the Armenian genocide internationally recognized, and ties it to other genocides, past and present - particularly Darfur.

But Troxel v. Granville poses a case where a state court overrode a parent's judgment in recognizing other ties.

At the political level, Turkey's influence in the Middle East is also deeply enhanced by its strong Western ties — a fact recognized by Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, who shocked many in the Turkish capital this month by warning that the latest crisis between Israel and Turkey could undermine Ankara's role as a mediator in the region.

He asked Mr. Arafat to address whether his demand that a Palestinian state have its capital in Jerusalem indicated he did not recognize Jewish ties to Palestine.

This Thanksgiving we recognize the ties of friendship and respect that bind us together.