Sentence examples for disrupt ties from inspiring English sources

In South Ossetia, near Georgia, the Kremlin is backing away from a Crimea-style vote for the region, claiming they don't want to disrupt ties with Georgia, the same country they attacked in a war in 2008.

Its direct effect is to disrupt community ties.

Even modest progress can be stopped short by another mass-casualty attack on Indian soil designed to disrupt improved ties.

What we can do is construct a framework for relations in which the issues that we dispute do not disrupt those ties.

At the same time, the proposed wholesale rejigging of constituency boundaries would inevitably disrupt those ties that already exist between MPs and "their" people.

De Boer went on to say he hopes the tiny percentage of Ajax fans he describes as "crazy" do not disrupt the tie.

He did not want to be named for fear of disrupting business ties.

Border trade groups say the long lines caught them by surprise and are disrupting economic ties vital to both sides of the border.

The image of the Cuban-American community in Miami, however, has suffered because of its belligerence in disrupting familial ties between father and son.

Attacks on Baghdad could disrupt important economic ties between northern Iraq and southeastern Turkey, where the economy is already fragile.

A senior Russian diplomat was shot and killed Monday morning in Abkhazia, a rebel enclave in the former Soviet republic of Georgia, prompting both Russian and Abkhaz officials to denounce the assassination as an attempt to disrupt their diplomatic ties.