Sentence examples for has established ties from inspiring English sources

It has established ties with Hungary's Jobbik, Slovakia's far-right People's party and Bulgaria's nationalist, anti-EU Attack movement.

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The group has two publicly listed companies for industrial and foods; each has established ties with global giants like Unilever for ice cream and Otis for elevators.

The UAS Denmark association has established ties between manufacturers, regulators and operators in various civil and private applications to advocate for a liberal UAS policy.

Mr. Al-Najjar, it said, "had established ties to terrorist organizations".

Mr. Espada has used the tactic most aggressively, having established ties with candidates in all but one of the nine City Council districts in the Bronx.

They also reject the Soviet Union, Cuba, Vietnam and all other Communist countries for having established ties with what they call "revisionist" and imperialist forces like the United States.

The church is playing a very important role in Cuba as a shield as it moves ahead in this important transition [of having established ties with the US]," says Austen Ivereigh, the papal biographer.

"If the only thing they did is enter illegally, they have established ties, they have U.S. citizen children, they are productive members of society, they have no criminal records, it makes prosecutors feel good when you know you can do something," Ms. Almeida said.