Sentence examples for looser ties from inspiring English sources

But Simon Lucas of EC Harris, a consultancy, advocates even looser ties.

Some are closely linked to their host campuses; others have looser ties.

The British now hope that tightening euro-zone integration provides a chance for Mr Cameron to negotiate looser ties.

This looks like being a close race between those Montenegrins ready for looser ties with Serbia and those who want no tie at all.

Britain might well find allies, in those circumstances, for an EU based on looser ties that is far more congenial to his party and voters.

In 1843 about two dozen ministers withdrew from the Methodist Episcopal Church to found the Wesleyan Methodist Church of America, establishing a pattern of defections or looser ties.

Taiwan has had only loose ties with China throughout modern history.

Mr. Gensler's withdrawal from the investigation came despite apparently only loose ties to Mr. Corzine.

Some schools have had loose ties to their former students for years.

In both cases, local groups, with loose ties to Al Qaeda, carried out the attacks.

After years of delay and stalemate, the northern politician Alassane Ouattara, who had loose ties to the rebels, won a fair election last October.