Sentence examples for have good ties from inspiring English sources

"Whoever takes it over must have good ties to us," he said.

Tanigaki and Nikai both have good ties with China," said political analyst Atsuo Ito.

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.

Rafsanjani championed improved relations with Gulf Arab states, was known to have good ties with senior Saudi officials and was seen as a key figure who could have resolved rising tensions between the regional rivals in coming years.

As indicated above, students identified a lack of meaningful connection to school and families as enhancing the perceived benefits of gang involvement, although they also acknowledged that even students who did have good ties to home and school might feel the need to claim colors because of pressure and threats.

Main recommendations The evaluation recommends that priority should be given to eliminating delays in investigation and adjudication of cases involving juveniles, reducing use of pre-trial detention (especially for non-violent offenders, first offenders and those who attend school and have good ties with their family) and increasing the use of diversion in appropriate cases.

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.

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.

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.

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".