Sentence examples for indications of ties from inspiring English sources

Federal officials in Washington said that the men charged on Monday were not seen as serious terrorist threats to the United States or American interests abroad, and that there were no indications of ties to Al Qaeda or other militant groups.

There have been several indications of growing ties between Russia and North Korea.

Finally, he said, he had seen no persuasive indications of Iraqi ties to Al Qaeda, which Mr. Bush also mentioned in his speech.

"Any reaching out to Harry Reid would be carefully scrutinized for indications of putting religious ties above party loyalty," Hardy predicted.

BERLIN — Prosecutors requested on Thursday that Germany's Parliament strip the country's embattled president of his immunity from prosecution, saying they had "factual indications" of his long-suspected improper ties to business executives.

A further indication of how close ties are, murmured proud British officials.Later, sleuthing made way for showbusiness as Mr Cameron in America for a three-day official visit became the first foreign leader to join Mr Obama aboard Air Force One, or the "world's coolest plane", as it was breathlessly reported in Britain.

The agreement gave additional indication of the quiet, working relations between Israel and Egypt's transitional rulers, despite the fraying of ties since the overthrow in February of President Hosni Mubarak, a staunch ally.

Because vehicles may be used to transport suspects and explosives, it is paramount that stolen-recovered vehicles with terrorist ties are checked for indications of a weapon of mass destruction and explosives.

In the cases of ties, we use uniform random assignment among the tied clusters.

The diplomat said there were indications of new weapons shipments from Iran to Hezbollah, the militia in southern Lebanon that has ties to both Iran and Syria.

There are already some indications of this.