Sentence examples for key ties from inspiring English sources

Politically too, the micro-states' key ties are outside the region, particularly for the tiny aid-dependent atolls and the territories still under French or American sovereignty.Efforts in the 1970s to create a truly regional airline, Air Pacific, were ultimately unsuccessful.

"Jeb always looked at how to make key ties," political analyst Javier Cuebas told VOXXI.

However, the key ties between IS and drugs comes in the form of the black market amphetamine Captagon, a drug which fell into their laps when they discovered a series of industrial scale factories producing the pills in Syria.

In the case of al-Salami, the Pentagon alleged that he was "a mid- to high-level al-Qaeda operative who had key ties to principal facilitators and senior members of the group".

In the case of al-Salami, who was captured in a guest house in Pakistan with over a dozen other prisoners, most of whom have persistently claimed that they were students, the Pentagon alleged that he was "a mid- to high-level al-Qaeda operative who had key ties to principal facilitators and senior members of the group".

In another blow, the White House was confronting an article in the Forward, headlined, "Senior Trump Aide Forged Key Ties to Anti-Semitic Groups in Hungary," which focussed on Sebastian Gorka, a deputy assistant to the President, who rose through the far-right edge of Hungarian politics.

The proposal was to use the electrical charge in the thunderclouds to induce a build-up of electricity on a key tied to the kite string.

A young woman in a light dress passes us on the way to the communal washroom.Emmanuel Mukhoa, the 35-year-old porter, hears a knock on the front door and walks over to a peephole, then opens up and hands a room key tied to a black shingle to a drunk, older businessman with a girl in tow.

Here, using the case study base, we develop the rationale and content of such a capability, and show its key tie in to leveraging IT applications and infrastructure.

The MMP is calculated as the pressure at which one of the key tie lines becomes a tie line of zero length that is tangent to the critical locus.

The theory shows that in a displacement of an oil by a gas with nc components, the behavior of the displacement is controlled by a sequence of nc−1 key tie lines.