Sentence examples for breakdown in ties from inspiring English sources
AUCKLAND, New Zealand — Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta arrived in this South Pacific island nation Friday, becoming the first Pentagon chief to visit here in three decades, an absence prompted by a breakdown in ties after New Zealand prohibited American nuclear warships from its territorial waters.
Descent line organization appears to be the result of a breakdown in genealogical ties between the lower levels of a ramage organization.
Although suicide has been postulated as a result of a breakdown in social ties [ 17], little attention has been paid to social relationships among cases of self-harm.
The Palestinians can inflame the Arab street at a time of revolutionary turmoil, in which Israel stands perilously isolated after the breakdown in its diplomatic ties with Turkey and Egypt.In this section Slipping into darkness Bail-outs?
Many see Mr. Jiang, who brought China into the World Trade Organization and rebuilt ties to the United States after a breakdown in 1989, as favoring deeper ties to the West and more opportunities for China's private sector.
A recent Justice Ministry report said that older people were increasingly turning to crime out of poverty and isolation, suggesting a breakdown in traditional family and community ties.
There is evidence demonstrating the association of financial ties with a breakdown in research integrity.
More recently, vital foreign investment has fallen sharply while the breakdown in the peace process has raised the uncomfortable issue of Egypt's close ties to the country that is Israel's largest and most vocal supporter.
Ms. Bennett said the breakdown in aboriginal communities was the product of generations of socioeconomic marginalization and trauma tied to government policies.
For their parents, it is a way to resume their works without placing their children in residential care institutions, which often brings to breakdown of family ties and violation of the children's right to live in the family.
