Sentence examples for linguistic ties from inspiring English sources

Linguistic ties matter too.

(Mike Pence might be fascinated to learn of the linguistic ties between "cunt" and "country").

With their close cultural, financial and linguistic ties to mainland China, Taiwan's companies have an edge over those from elsewhere.

In recent days Turkey, which has cultural and linguistic ties to China's Uighurs, has stepped into the fray.

Whatever the linguistic ties between Russia and Ukraine, the words we share no longer have the same meaning.

Through close cultural and linguistic ties, and the machinations of its diplomats and spies, India has long exercised a strong influence on Nepal's politics.

Some historians say that's a linguistic quirk tied to China's 1,000-year 1,000-yearccupatimperialietnam, its soccupationighbof.

The Nepalese identity is an umbrella term for the various Mongoloid and Indo-Aryan groups and castes, like animists, Buddhists and Hindus, bound together by their linguistic identity tied to the Nepali language.

Russia and Belarus have cultural, linguistic and political ties that go back many centuries.

There are very important historical, cultural, linguistic, and political ties between these countries.

Moldovans comprise about 85% of the overall population today, and have close linguistic and cultural ties with their Romanian neighbours.