Sentence examples for clear ties from inspiring English sources

The judge, she writes, had "clear ties to organized crime".

She also says he had "clear ties to organized crime".

"While the board may be independent from government, they have clear ties to the mining industry".

Iraq, concluded Secretary of State Colin Powell this weekend in Switzerland, has "clear ties to terrorist groups, including Al Qaeda".

"An initial investigation uncovered clear ties between the smuggling operation and Al Qaeda," the Navy said in a statement.

There were undoubtedly effects that worked better in the theater, and perhaps even some that provided clear ties to the "Rheingold" staging.

By holding some of the suspects on relatively minor immigration charges or other unrelated criminal counts, prosecutors appear to be buying time while they continue to investigate in hopes of finding clear-cut ties to the Sept. 11 hijackings.

Miller's two other former Scottish clubs, Hibs and Stenhousemuir, were given clear-cut ties.

That mission is clear: tie the Met's musical offerings to its exhibitions and collections.

Usually, there is a clear tie to some religious, historical or cultural element in the community.

Yet there was one: Before halftime, with Germany ahead, 2-1, and England seemingly in the ascendancy, the referee ruled out a clear tying goal.