Sentence examples for formed ties from inspiring English sources

Mr. Elon has formed ties to other Christian leaders, including Pat Robertson.

He formed ties to the American Enterprise Institute, the Senate foreign relations committee, and Judith Miller of the New York Times.

The institute has formed ties with assistant professors of marketing and psychology at Stanford and the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley.

Without breaking with Robespierre, he formed ties with the Girondins, the moderate bourgeois democrats who opposed Robespierre in the newly formed Legislative Assembly.

The decision, disclosed on Friday and effective early in 2001, reinforced a relationship that dates back decades but had weakened during the 1990's as Coca-Cola formed ties with dozens of agencies not owned by Interpublic.

But when Rosen asks people in the Middle East what corruption is, he gets variations on an entirely different meaning: "Corruption is the failure to share any largess you have received with those with whom you have formed ties of dependence".

It has also formed tie-ups to publish other firm's content in China.

She said she wanted to form ties with her partner, although she didn't specify her partner's gender.

Forming ties with the Vatican would contribute to Mr. Najib's "1Malaysia" policy, which promotes national unity and inclusiveness, Mr. Shamsul said.

Forming ties with the Vatican would help the government demonstrate to Malaysian Christians that it respects different religions on an international level, Mr. Shamsul said.

Whether or not the work results in a Microsoft product matters less than forming ties with governments and understanding various people and regions.