Sentence examples for broader ties from inspiring English sources

The story also provided new details about the allegations of broader ties between Moscow and the Trump campaign.

Mr. Ruggiero signed a memorandum of understanding with Iran that calls for regular consultations and broader ties, and made clear that cooperation would have benefits for Iran.

Australia's prime minister, Kevin Rudd, countered that the nations' relationship is always "full of challenges" and that their broader ties will endure.

Enrique Peña Nieto has promised to accelerate economic growth, reduce the violence of the drug war and forge closer, broader ties with the United States.

In the same vein, Congressional supporters of broader ties with Cuba noted that earlier in the Elian Gonzalez dispute, Senator Robert C. Smith, Republican of New Hampshire, could not muster enough support in the Republican Senate caucus to give asylum in the United States to the child.

Maybe this overlap represents a new, more inevitably populist strand of shared taste in its strange collapse of the style's broader ties to its past.

The London Stock Exchange said merger negotiations with Deutsche Borse, operator of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, would resume today amid speculation that the exchanges want a broader tie-in to the technology-heavy Nasdaq stock market in New York.

But with little evidence of a broader tie between marriage rates and such spending, researchers chalked up that increase to its rapidly changing demographics.

Today it enjoys broad ties to the outside world.

Leaders who establish broad ties to their communities have deeper resources in times of hardship.

At a local thrift shop, he bought white shirts for a dime, the broad ties he favored for a nickel, and sports coats for thirty-five cents.