Sentence examples for long term tying from inspiring English sources

Smith, who is moving to the neighborhood with his fiancé, is "sincerely hopeful" they are settling in for the long term, tying the city's fate to their own.

They are patient, since they have a long-term tie to the issuer.

And the Indians recently signed a strategic partnership agreement with Afghanistan, cementing their long-term ties.

Proponents of relationship marketing seek to develop and maintain long-term ties to their customers in the hope of having a loyal customer base.

Past visitors have played key roles in our speaker series, contributed to masters student theses, and established long-term ties between MIT and other institutions.

Porsche said it was making the investment to head off a potential hostile takeover of Volkswagen, securing its long-term ties to an important partner.

The other high deportation priority was immigrants apprehended while trying to enter the United States, who didn't yet have long-term ties in American communities.

Even as its sales in China plunge, and after some soul-searching about the timing of the announcement, Mitsubishi Motors said on October 12th it would launch a long-term tie-up with Guangzhou Automobile Group to make and sell sports utility vehicles.

If labor unions are to flourish in the 21st century, however, they will have to reach workers who no longer have long-term ties to one employer -- or even to a single industry.

The official described Mr. Nashiri as a "ruthless operator who has long-term ties to key Al Qaeda figures, including Osama bin Laden," and said Mr. Nashiri "joined the jihad" when he traveled to Afghanistan as a teenager in the 1980's.

European officials have been eager to try to help Mrs. May get the deal ratified by embracing language in the political declaration about Britain's long-term ties with the bloc, which will be closer and of a different kind than any other third country.