Sentence examples for key ties to from inspiring English sources
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.
With this new persistent option, these production teams will know the stream key tied to an account in advance and won't have to worry about coordinating this step in the process should anything go awry.
It's a key tied to your person in a very intimate sense, meaning it can't really be stolen or lost like even a current standalone unique passkey generator can.
But Leon also has a key tie to conservatives: he has pastored to former President George W. Bush and delivered the invocation at his 2005 inauguration.
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.
"Jeb always looked at how to make key ties," political analyst Javier Cuebas told VOXXI.
Also on March 22, Florida governor Rick Scott announced that state attorney Norman Wolfinger, another key investigator tied to the case, agreed to withdraw, and lieutenant-governor Jennifer Carroll would lead a special new task force to prevent future tragedies.
