Sentence examples similar to break off any ties from inspiring English sources

Mustafa's children are also believed to have broken off all ties with their father after the family – which at some point had moved to Egypt – returned to the eastern Mediterranean island.

Most of the province is controlled by a powerful rebel alliance that includes the jihadist group Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, which was known as al-Nusra Front until it announced it was breaking off formal ties with al-Qaeda in July 2016.

The question is whether it will once again break off official ties with NATO.

Saudi Arabia's decision to break off diplomatic ties with Iran saw the price of brent crude rise slightly before it too was weighed down by China fears.

David Cameron's decision to meet with the Dalai Lama in 2012 led Beijing to break off diplomatic ties with the UK for about a year.

The United States agreed when it opened diplomatic relations with China in 1979 that it would break off formal ties with Taiwan, a self-governing democratic island that China considers part of China (more on this below).

After the shock of its invasion of Georgia in 2008, less than a year passed before Admiral Mullen and his Russian equivalent, General Nikolai Makarov signed a new framework for mutual engagement.On the other hand, Mr Gates worries about China's tendency to break off its ties with the American military whenever America does something it dislikes.

Rather, if Russia's involvement is confirmed, the response may be largely symbolic: the breaking off of diplomatic ties, the refusal to attend key events.

There were repeated debates in the United States government over whether to break off ties with him.

Would he really break off ties with the US, for years one of his country's closest allies?

In the past, Israel has threatened to break off ties if Mr. Haider becomes part of a governing coalition.