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Bossie brings long-standing ties with Trump and his inner circle.
Head of personnel Jürgen Rossberg has long-standing ties with the unions that are crucial in German industrial relations.
On social media, numerous Pakistani commentators and political figures also expressed appreciation for McCain's long-standing ties with their country.
(Kassar had long-standing ties with several Palestinian terror groups; a U.S. congressional report once referred to him as "the Banker of the PLO").
It also further exposed the risks of Duterte's strategy in cozying up to China over long-standing ties with the United States.
He points out that Quintessentially has long-standing ties with artists such as Elton John, who it has booked to sing at its ultra-wealthy clients previous birthdays.
To cope with the demand, the firm is opening a big new automated warehouse in Andover, Hampshire, late this year, and another one is planned for 2017.Ocado sells its own brands, but has also benefited from its long-standing tie-in with Waitrose, a posh supermarket, and its more recent hook-up with the more mid-market Morrisons.
Another prominent figure with long-standing ties to Islamic groups is a militantly anti-American cleric, Abdel Meguid al-Zindani.
(The other six seats are held by Shari Redstone; Viacom's chief executive, Philippe Dauman; and four Boston lawyers with long-standing ties to the family).
On Monday, the center-right Austrian government, led by a party with long-standing ties to Russia, also declined to join the expulsions.
In fact, the Obama administration has made clear that its priorities for deportation are serious criminals and recent illegal border-crossers — not law-abiding immigrants with long-standing ties to communities.
