Sentence examples for from any tie from inspiring English sources

Today, young American-born Jews are likely to be two or three generations removed from any tie with Orthodoxy.

In 1929, the Vatican asked Mussolini to insure that his candidates in a coming plebiscite were "free from any tie with Freemasonry, with Judaism, and, in short, with any of the anticlerical parties".

But industry analysts were sceptical that UK consumers would see significant benefits from any tie-up.

I've never been so relieved to live a life not only free from any type of god, but free from any ties to a religious institution.

(the "canon") and from any tie-in media (for example games, novelisations, and so on).

A combination of these factors led Stalin to initially have been "both curious and suspicious about the only leader of a Communist regime in the Soviet bloc who escaped from any historical ties or contact with the Soviet Union".

*Consultants should not solicit business from agencies and should disclose any ties, past or present, to agencies they recommend in a review.

"Any bid that BHP could mount, Alcoa could top because there would be greater benefits flowing to them from a tie up," he told The Associated Press.

While the two could eventually combine their LTE networks, the majority of their phones run on incompatible network standards, reducing any cost savings from a tie-up in the short run.

In a recent interview, Mr. Yang backed away from any claims of ties to a security agency and said he was not a regular enlisted man but had been invited by an army unit to play and coach basketball.

Devils defenseman Scott Niedermayer was carried off the ice from a blow he received from Tie Domi with 20 seconds left.