Sentence examples for historical bonds from inspiring English sources

But New Zealand officials say Australia is undermining the two countries' historical bonds of "mateship," with free movement across their borders dating to the 1920s.

College presidents, while philosophical about the historical bonds between academe and alcohol, are immensely frustrated by the universal flouting of the law and the persistence of binge drinking.

Did you know that the ICF collects historical bonds, securities, financial instruments, and documents related to the history of financial markets?

At a reception in Kiev, the capital, Mr. Putin spoke of the primacy of the two countries' spiritual and historical bonds, regardless of political decisions that often divide them.

In addition to recognizing Iacoomes' achievement as one of the two original Wampanoag students at Harvard, this special degree commemorates the historical bonds between Harvard and the Native American community as the University prepares to celebrate its 375th anniversary.

Over the years, more and more Latinxs began defining themselves as Hispanic, drawing on linguistic, and in some cases historical bonds between Spanish-speaking countries.

But also treasure the cultural and historical bond between humans and domesticated animals.

We can treasure the cultural and historical bond between animals and domesticated animals only by ignoring the emotional bond.

You argue that we must treasure a "cultural and historical bond" between us and those we eat.

There is a strong historical bond between communities and schools and children are far more likely to go to the school in their local patch".

The close partnership between the United States and Poland over the past two decades — built on a long historical bond between the two peoples — risks becoming a victim of its own success.