Sentence examples for emphasis on ties from inspiring English sources
Haiti needs help with sustainable agriculture, with an emphasis on ties to other Caribbean nations.
But some advocates of adoption may still find the overall emphasis on biological ties unsettling.
When Mr. Tusk succeeded Jaroslaw Kaczynski as prime minister in 2007, he put an emphasis on repairing ties with European partners.
But he also said he would place equal emphasis on improving ties with China, with whom Japan now has larger trade relations.
"The white paper's welcoming attitude toward China's peaceful rise demonstrates Australia's emphasis on its ties with China," the story said, citing Hua Chunying, a Foreign Ministry spokeswoman.
He is also taken aback by Indians' emphasis on family ties and social obligations, and they in turn are politely aghast at Todd's disconnection from his own relatives.
But Mr. Wolfowitz, a former ambassador to Indonesia, put special emphasis on strengthening ties with certain Muslim nations, including many in Asia, because "they represent some of the most moderate and tolerant traditions in Islam.
Although the Mormons tend to be highly regarded among a wide public for their emphasis on family ties and personal rectitude, the church's teachings are viewed critically by other churches, especially by evangelical Protestants, who say much of Mormon theology -- dealing with God, the Trinity, salvation and the nature of the Christian church itself -- falls outside orthodox Christianity.
During the Gang of Eight's closed-door negotiations, Menendez pressed Republicans such as South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham to preserve some emphasis on family ties.
Still, smaller-than-anticipated sales for toys linked to the most recent "Star Wars" installment in 1999 have pushed toymakers to diversify their lines to place less emphasis on movie tie-ins.
