Sentence examples for for its tie from inspiring English sources

Despite his age, he has been invited to join the Croatian Davis Cup team for its tie next week against Britain in Umag.

With roots in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), nursing is gaining traction as a STEM field and was recognized by the Museum for its tie to the scientific community.

The firm might have sunk quietly had it not been for its ties to Iceland's finance minister, who was its former chairman and still a shareholder.

The ministry has been criticized for its ties to industry, which many critics said prevented it from properly regulating the troubled sector.

After an "open skies" agreement between Europe and America in 2008 Air France-KLM has been granted similar immunity for its tie-up with Delta-Northwest, as has Lufthansa with its American partners.

The Somerset and London-based group - famous for its tie-ups with celebrities such as Alexa Chung and Lana Del Rey - warned annual profits would be well below market expectations, blaming heavy discounting in the UK by rivals over Christmas.

The park drew criticism for its ties to the Chinese government.

Political opponents said Mr. Orban's government should itself be scrutinized for its ties to Russia.

Since then, Turkey has promoted its relationship with Syria as a model for its ties with other Arab countries.

First, as a subsidiary of BP, Arco draws ire for its ties to the endless oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

CDR, based in Beverly Hills, Calif., has also come under scrutiny for its ties to Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico.