Sentence examples for it ties in with from inspiring English sources

Acevo director of policy Ralph Michell says the association decided to run a workshop on whistleblowing at its annual conference later this year because it ties in with its work with the ImpACT (Improving accountability, clarity and transparency) coalition.

Whether it ties in with the company's pledge last year to cut its smartphone models by 30% is another discussion entirely.

"It ties in with the food banks and the debt.

It ties in with Passport, Microsoft's e-wallet.

Sellins, says it "ties in with the growing movement in Afghanistan that wants to empower women".

It ties in with related objects that have surfaced at other sites.

It ties in with memories of their parents, sometimes, or contributes to a sense of community.

More important was that it tied in with Ms. Strayhorn's campaign slogan, "One Tough Grandma".

I mean, it tied in with Ed Messe's attacks on porn and was also meant to generate publicity for Al Gore's first presidential run in 1988.

I mean, it tied in with Ed Messe's attacks on porn, and was also meant to generate publicity for Al Gore's first presidential run in 1988.

Then it got tied in with corporations as a way for them to signal good will to women.