Sentence examples for examples of ties from inspiring English sources

The contemporary democratic world provides numerous such examples of ties between nation-states and national diasporas.

And there are only scattered examples of ties between the military and organized crime.

Mr. Spitzer's lawsuit asserted that there was evidence of bid-rigging at Marsh but provided no examples of tying.

3.49am GMT Previous Oscar ties Thanks to my Guardian colleague Alan Evans, who has just sent a list of the other examples of tied voting at the Academy Awards.

But there were mounting examples this week of ties between the Make America Great Again PAC and Trump's political operation.

In perhaps the most aggressive example of tying, Microsoft was accused of trying to snuff out rival Netscape by giving a competing Web browser away for free.

He offered examples of global ties that bind.

"Examples of financial ties to industry include payment for research, ownership of stock and stock options, as well as honoraria for advice or public speaking, consultation, service on advisory boards or medical education companies, and receipt of patents or patents pending," the new guidelines say.

In one example of the ties between lawmakers and the nonprofits, Renan Inestroza, a National Party deputy, is linked to a network of such organizations that has received at least $3.8 million in government funds.

To take an example of ethnic ties in a multiethnic state, a Vietnamese newcomer to the United States will do well to rely on his co-nationals: common language, customs and expectations might help him a lot in finding his way in new surroundings.

He speaks more often, for example, of repairing ties with Russia, one of the seven countries involved in negotiating the landmark agreement.