Sentence examples for has good ties from inspiring English sources
Mr. Adeeb also has good ties with senior religious figures.
It has good ties with Iran, but is obliged to route most of its imports and exports via Georgia.
He has good ties with the establishment, she said, "because he doesn't demand anything, so we do not benefit from this love affair between the state and the mayor".
Gov. Paul E. Patton of Kentucky has good ties to Vice President Al Gore and will help preside over the Democratic National Convention next month, when Mr. Gore is officially nominated.
According to documents on file with the commission, Mr. Powell and his aides held further meetings that week with senior executives from Belo, which has good ties to the Bush administration and owns The Dallas Morning News, The Providence Journal in Rhode Island, two other daily newspapers and 19 TV stations that reach nearly 14percentt of the nationwide market.
Tanigaki and Nikai both have good ties with China," said political analyst Atsuo Ito.
Thatcher realised that, if she was to win her seat, she would have to have good ties with that community.
Qatar's policy of having stakes in various energy sectors and cooperating with rivals echoes its political approach of having good ties with friends and foes.
The 15 or so leading clerics all have good ties with Ayatollah Khamenei and support his policies, and those who are critical have been silenced.
Officials at the American Jewish Committee, generally viewed as having good ties to leading African American organizations, said their position in the Michigan cases is consistent with the position they took in the Bakke case, in which a program that set aside 16 places out of 100 in the medical school's entering class for blacks, Asians, Latinos and Native Americans was at issue.
