Sentence examples for have tight ties from inspiring English sources
Chairman of the Shanghai Nongkai Development Group and owner of two companies listed in Hong Kong, he's said to have tight ties to Liu Jinbao Liu Jinbao, the former head of the Bank of China in Hong Kong who was abruptly recalled from his post in May 2003.
Some are surprised he doesn't have tighter ties to the GOP, which besides controlling the executive and legislative branches of the federal government has voiced scathing critiques of both Freddie and its counterpart financer, Fannie Mae.
Freeport had previously spun off McMoran Exploration in 1994 but still held a 16.2 percent stake and has tight ties with the company.
Besides the cost, though, there are other impediments.One of the giants, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, already has tight ties with Daiwa, which it would need to unwind.
Facebook controls who buys its shares on the secondary market, and Elevation has tight ties with the company.
Other jurisdictions that have tight cultural or linguistic ties to nearby large financial centres also benefit from a ready clientele happy to do business in a familiar place.
Neither have tighter regulations.
Icann has let go of its previously tight ties with the US government this year as it has prepared to move to a more international system.
Another Pope drill includes balls that have been tied tight with string.
Under Gerhard Schröder and Helmut Kohl, Germany sought tight ties with Russia.
