Sentence examples for colonial tied from inspiring English sources

He has been close to winning, but he did not close out chances at the W.G.C.-CA Championship (third), the Crowne Plaza at Colonial (tied for ninth), the Memorial (second) and the AT&T National (tied for seventh).

Britain has a long history of multiculturalism, in part due to our colonial ties.

Canada has loosened colonial ties with Britain, but the queen is still the head of state.

It will be France's first permanent base in the Gulf, in a country where it has no colonial ties.

It also had embraced countries i.e., Mozambique (1995) and Rwanda (2009)—that lacked colonial ties to Britain.

Meanwhile, European countries still enjoy colonial ties, as the healthy level of trade, aid and investment attests.

Among young Australians, a staggering 90% want Australia to cut its last colonial ties with the UK.

Colonial ties, including a common law and language, boost trade; by one estimate, the cost of doing business within the Commonwealth is 20% lower than the cost outside.

It was a Houphouet-Boigny creation that symbolized Ivory Coast's colonial ties, Mr. Labertit said, but it also provided an escape route in case of a coup d'état.

Of the Europeans, the Netherlands, with former colonial ties here, looks to be in better shape to take on the Latin Americans.

Because of the close colonial ties, the stylistic developments corresponded substantially with those elsewhere in the Spanish empire, and European prints served as models for local artists.