Sentence examples for far-reaching ties from inspiring English sources

The last time the movie industry named a chief for its major trade group, nearly four decades ago, it picked a career political operative with far-reaching ties in Washington but very few connections to filmmaking.

For many, the far-reaching ties between Goldman and the government is worrisome.

With China luring an increasing amount of investment and trade away from Southeast Asia, Singapore has been anxiously seeking more far-reaching economic ties.

"While he knew from his own experience what far-reaching consequences are tied to an infection with HIV, he repeatedly attempted to bring this same hurt to others".

Originally the group had hoped to offer a generous package of far-reaching economic and political ties to Serbia and expedited membership.

The crisis erupted last November when Mr Yanukovych rejected a far-reaching trade and association pact with the EU, preferring closer ties with Moscow instead.

But Dr. Gasman's most far-reaching accomplishment was to tie the imagery of Picasso's paintings to the life of his mind: his reading (especially the poetry of the Surrealists), his writings and notebook jottings, his psychic state and interest in all forms of mysticism, magic and ritual.

USC on Monday placed holds on the accounts of students possibly tied to the far-reaching scam, which bars them from registering for classes or acquiring transcripts from the college while they are under review.

The university said Monday it has placed holds on the accounts of students possibly tied to the far-reaching scandal, which bars them from registering for classes or acquiring transcripts from the college while they are under review.

The combination, which was announced on July 29th after years of speculation about a tie-up, is not as far-reaching as originally envisaged.

Philoponus' impetus theory ties in with other far-reaching criticisms of Aristotelian principles of physics.