Sentence examples for breaking all ties from inspiring English sources

It had the effect of breaking all ties between Microsoft and MITS.

They called efforts to target people "reprehensible" and said they were breaking all ties to HBGary Federal, a move that Palantir executives also said they were making.

Nationalists hoped, and unionists feared, that their country was now on its way to breaking all ties with the rest of the United Kingdom.

The following day, Armitage handed over a list of seven demands, which included stopping Al Qaeda operations on the Pakistani border, giving American invaders access to Pakistani bases and airspace and breaking all ties with the Taliban regime.

It is also not clear that the president and his ruling coalition will win sufficient support; opinion polls indicate a fairly even split among Montenegro's 600,000 people between staying with their traditional allies, the Serbs, and breaking all ties with Mr. Milosevic.

The paper broke all ties with the government in 1901.

But unlike some leftists in Hong Kong, Mr. Szeto broke all ties to Beijing after the military crackdown.

Another "confidential informant" in the same year reported that Hemingway had "broken all ties with the Communists".

Following his refusal to break all ties with the Vatican, as demanded by party leader Mao Zedong, Fan was sentenced (1955) to 20 years' imprisonment.

(Mr. Corgan recently told Spin magazine that "after 20 years of friendship, I have decided to break all ties to Courtney").

It must be replaced by a passionate pro-growth approach that breaks all ties and calls all close ones in favor of private-sector jobs that restore opportunity for all and generate the public revenues to pay our bills.