Sentence examples for have special ties from inspiring English sources
You have special ties that bind you.
Rid and Emanuel question whether this makes sense, noting that health care workers have special ties to the medical community and relatively higher levels of income.
UNICEF's close collaboration with monks, nuns and local elders who have special ties with temples for the prevention and care of HIV/AIDS during the last six years is being harnessed in the fight against a new equally lethal disease – avian influenza.
He has special ties to the institution dating to 1969, when it organized the first exhibition and catalog of his prints.
Clearly Rev. Moon himself has special ties.
Campaigning for his wife ahead of California's Democratic primary, former President Bill Clinton rallied supporters Sunday in downtown Los Angeles, saying his family has special ties to the state.
Arneson argues that any account of "special-ties partiality", in order to be acceptable, must not have the consequence that we each have special obligations to be partial to ourselves.
Tottenham's next two Champions League Group E ties are against Leverkusen, with the first one coming in Germany on 18 October, which will have special meaning for Son.
Museums have special offerings.
Vamplets have special needs.
