Sentence examples for existing ties from inspiring English sources

Hamas has existing ties with many Arab countries and Iran, but limited contacts elsewhere.

So we have to work with existing ties and try to get as much out of them as possible.

In light of existing ties between four campaign aides and Moscow, the F.B.I. opened its investigation into the Trump campaign's links to Russia.

The process, as it turns out, may be more complicated than it seems, since descendants must be able to offer proof of existing ties to a Jewish community that can be certified by a Jewish organization in Madrid.

The Manchester City-Yankees partnership, which will no doubt antagonize the Mets, will deepen existing ties because the Yankees' stadium concessions business, Legends Hospitality, already provides services at Manchester City's home ground, Etihad Stadium.

This is a vein that the patrician Mr. Howard -- who also puts a premium on Australia's still existing ties with the British monarchy -- taps into as he justifies his energetic support for the Bush administration's Iraq venture.

Due to sudden change in demand, the power transfer over existing tie lines working close to their thermal limits results in low frequency power oscillations.

Excessive load demand with reliability in power availability, demands for interconnection of large number of generating units over existing tie lines.

But Carphone's shares closed down nearly 5% after Sky News reported that Phones4u's private equity owner, BC Partners, had approached Dixons to discuss extending its existing tie-up with the owner of PC World and Curry's.

The latest announcement will not affect Sky's existing tie-up with Vodafone allowing customers to access Sky Sports or Sky's pay-as-you-go NowTV service.

This way we will use a relative reference frame in which we want to understand what properties of an existing tie have more impact in its immediate future stability.