Sentence examples for in its ties from inspiring English sources

Earlier on Wednesday, Barclays announced that the U.S. Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission were investigating whether it was complying with U.S. laws in its ties with third parties who help it win or retain business.

Mr Zhu says China should take advantage of the current campaign against terrorism to establish a "new era" in its ties with America.

South Korea has, more than any country, invested capital, political and financial, in its ties with North Korea, even as that investment has helped complicate its relations with America.

As Ospanova et al. (2017: p. 79) put it, "[a]lthough Europeans recognize closer relations with Kazakhstan compared to its neighbors, they do not treat Astana as a privileged partner in the region", noting that the Kazakhstani elites, by contrast, willingly emphasise every accomplishment of their country in its ties with the EU.

As Turkey found out through the US and Italy's immediate withdrawal from the military exercise, a rift with Israel can have destructive ramifications in its ties with the West.

When it purchased Barings, ING saw little potential either in the firm's corporate-finance division, which advises Britain's biggest companies, or in its tie-up with Dillon Read.

The real power of Facebook Payments comes in its tie in with Facebook Connect.

Still, the House bill reflected the considerable clout of the telephone industry in the House, and in particular its ties to the Republican leadership there.

It suggested that Citibank was lax in monitoring its ties with the Argentine bank.

The academy's director, Marina Leonova, has shown a personal interest in expanding its ties with the United States.

Transparency International was engaged by the suspended Fifa president Sepp Blatter to help with reform proposals in 2011 but cut its ties in frustration months later after its proposals were ignored.