Sentence examples for continued ties from inspiring English sources

The following decades were characterized by political struggles between the FLNKS and a settler-dominated party, the Rally for Caledonia in the Republic (Rassemblement pour la Calédonie dans la République; RPCR), which favoured continued ties with France.

The discovery of the devices elsewhere in the country came after days of chaos on Belfast's streets when unionists, who seek continued ties with Britain, blocked traffic to protest a decision by the City Council to limit the number of days when Britain's Union Jack flag is flown at City Hall.

Last Thursday's "Brexit" referendum was only advisory, and it's unclear how likely it is that Parliament, which heavily favors continued ties with Europe, would ignore the popular vote. .

He married Carmela De Palo in 1965 and settled in Burbank, to raise their three children, David, Jennifer, and Mark, who all have continued ties in the Burbank community.

The reliance of the Brazilian upper classes on African slavery, finally, favoured their continued ties to Portugal.

Even as lawmakers here wrestle with accusations that Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco's nominee for state treasurer, Isabel Miranda, was fired from a job at Citibank and accused of misusing an expense account for personal trips, Ms. Miranda's continued ties to her most recent employer have become the subject of growing scrutiny.

The committee must decide if they are sufficient, given Mr. Clinton's continuing ties.

Finally, you say Pakistan's military has continuing ties to the Taliban.

Shouldn't we be encouraging close and continuing ties between father and son?

The government could argue that the company has a fundamentally American origin and continuing ties, he said.

On Thursday, a Boston Globe article demonstrated Mr. Romney's continuing ties to Bain through 2002, and Mr. Obama said it raised questions for his opponent.