Sentence examples for geographical ties from inspiring English sources

Infantino has close geographical ties to Blatter – the 45-year-old is from Brig in the Valais region of Switzerland, less than six miles from his predecessor's hometown of Visp.

Applicant interest in programs may vary based on geographical ties to a region and personal concerns, perhaps even more than interest in the quality or reputation of the program.

Golf has been prominent in England; due in part to its cultural and geographical ties to Scotland, the home of Golf.

It has been suggested that geographical ties between PNG and Australia have aided dispersal of the organism during the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) [7].

"It is not the case that all Army units, as they once did, have strong geographical recruitment ties.

This finding has been reported elsewhere [ 9] and may reflect geographical family ties.

Strong geographical and historical ties to Russia are bolstered by the presence of Moscow-run naval and military bases dotted around the region.

Indeed, as the EU expands, Italy's north-east, and cities such as Trieste and Verona, are poised to profit from their geographical and historical ties with their newly accessible neighbours.

The company is pulling data from Google's Civic API, which ties geographical addresses to political representation.

But this is eastern Ukraine: the country's industrial heartland, which has close geographical and economic ties to Russia.

The college's geographical and historical ties with Mexico, coupled with its review process and resources allows it to avoid a blanket policy.