Sentence examples for limited ties from inspiring English sources

Those steps would probably include permitting Israeli airplanes to fly in Arab airspace and establishing limited ties.

The killing of Osama bin Laden in Pakistan last May added momentum to the peace efforts, underscoring the increasingly limited ties between Al Qaeda and the remaining Taliban.

The I.S.I. has had only limited ties to Al Qaeda in the past, while other jihadis, such as the Kashmiri groups and the Afghan Taliban, have been much more closely connected.

Had the U.S. been more open to establishing even limited ties with North Korea, the latter might have been willing to make some concessions to cement the relationship.

Ironically, Malley has had virtually no contact with the Obama campaign and whatever limited ties he did have were formally severed when it was learned that, as part of a conflict resolution initiative through the International Crisis Group, he had met with some civilian Hamas leaders.

Other proposals to increase the electricity supply on Long Island, which has limited ties to the regional power grid, include an undersea cable to carry power from Connecticut across Long Island Sound.

"I mean, they're always asking, 'What, exactly, does the Vice-President do?' Well, the job description in the Constitution is pretty limited: break ties in the Senate and hang around for the President to die.

South Korea broke off its (very limited) military ties with Japan.Africa's new unionAfrican heads of government gathered in Lusaka for the 37th and final meeting of the Organisation of African Unity.

The company considers nine of the 16 directors independent, in keeping with Nasdaq rules requiring a majority of board members with limited company ties, but many of them owe their careers to Mr. Murdoch.

Lack of or limited social ties have been related to poorer self-reported mental and physical health, however this relationship is stronger if the individual perceives themselves to be isolated [ 10].

Go to www.goyard.com. 5. Ducasse collects limited-edition ties (about $200) by the Monte Carlo, Monaco-based designer and bespoke tailor Georges Feghaly.