Sentence examples for dissolved ties from inspiring English sources
The British Royal Family, under King George V, dissolved ties with its German cousins and changed its name from the Germanic House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha to the more English-sounding House of Windsor.
aJaccard network stability index = (Number of ties present at both Wave 1 and Wave 2) / (Number of ties present at both Wave 1 and Wave 2 + Number of new ties + Number of dissolved ties).
Nothing was happening — the entire day was cancelled, the convention hall empty and silent except for a sound check being read out by someone who kept botching the section of the Declaration of Independence about dissolving ties with England.
As voices in sustainability – on the Guardian and elsewhere – called on companies to dissolve ties with the group for its environmental stance, big players such as Google, Microsoft, Facebook and eBay answered by doing just that (while Overstock recently rejoined the group).
The news of Kelly's split from Sony Music — he was scrubbed Friday morning from both RCA Records and Universal Music Publishing websites — comes after fervent calls and protests for the company to dissolve ties with the singer-songwriter.
With the cold war over, she is in the process of dissolving her ties to the latest cabal of right-wing ruffians with whom she has been involved.
Starbucks had said it was pulling out of Israel because it was dissolving its ties with a partner in the country and because of an economic downturn in the area.
If one does not appreciate the essential social, economic and political role of marriage in early modern England one will not understand why the opposition to dissolving marriage ties was so violent and so effective.
But the kidnapping of the Wall Street Journal journalist Daniel Pearl, and some aspects of Pakistan's response, threaten to cloud that visit with reminders of a country riven by rivalries between security agencies unwilling or unable to dissolve old ties with Muslim militants.
Social exchange theory seeks to explain how actors (in our case firms) establish, maintain, and dissolve network ties in a self-serving way to exploit the benefits and reduce the costs of their relationships (Monge and Contractor 2003).
The index is calculated as: (1) J = F 11 / F 11 + F 01 + F 10, where F11 is the number of ties present at both waves, F01 is the number of new ties formed in Wave 2, and F10 is the number of ties dissolved between Wave 1 and Wave 2. A Jaccard Index of 0.20 or higher for the school is generally required for inclusion in a stochastic actor-based model analysis [ 21].
