Sentence examples for democratic ties from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rubin, 71, a Treasury secretary under President Clinton and a longtime party elder among Democrats, is joining a firm with Democratic ties.

Republicans are trying to emphasize the companies' longtime Democratic ties.

Ms. Yellen and Mr. Diamond are academic economists with Democratic ties.

Lobbying firms known for Democratic ties are experiencing a swift uptick in business.

The Republicans hoped to prove that the Solyndra loan was a political favor to wealthy investors with Democratic ties, chiefly George Kaiser, an Oklahoma billionaire.

But Republicans charged that the commission's decision to hire a mapping consultant with Democratic ties was clear bias and grounds for Ms. Mathis's ouster.

It was as if a scruffy Democratic tie-dyed T-shirt went up against a dark blue Republican empty suit, with little reason for confidence that the outcome would be satisfactory.

Anna Greenberg, a pollster with Democratic party ties, said the Nader vote was now very different from four years ago.

The Alaska Senate, previously Republican, and the Montana House, previously Democratic, were tied.

The debate began with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump color trolling each other – him in a Democratic blue tie, her in a Republican red pantsuit.

And whenever we hear the term "tough decisions" in California (as with the nation) it means only one thing: Democratic constituencies tied to the public sector take it on the chin.