Sentence examples for idea of ties from inspiring English sources

To underscore that idea of ties over time, "we thought of this as a long-form piece," he added, "so we'd have some time to let the intimacy of these moments have some space and breathe".

The idea of tying money to outcomes seems commonsensical.

And the idea of tying reimbursement to Medicare is unlikely to pass the Senate.

And some leaders, like Bill Powers, president of the University of Texas, liked the administration's idea of tying aid to results.

How does that fit in with your idea of Chicago economics, and the idea of tying theory to data?

Twenty years ago, Mr. Gabriel says, the idea of tying a recording to an ad would have felt sacrilegious.

"I liked the idea of tying locks to love because it is more solid, tangible," he said.

Eventually, the idea of tying the closing to a presidential bid was abandoned in favor of a flat 10-year limit.

Bernstein, he argues (from evidence), had written most of the concerto before he came up with the idea of tying it to Plato's "Symposium".

The idea of tying higher taxi fares to larger cabs, as the article suggests, should be recast to specifically reward greater legroom.

Tight money had broken the back of inflation and the idea of tying the Fed's hands, as the gold standard had done, gained popularity. Fast forward to 2008.