Sentence examples for meaningful ties from inspiring English sources

The rich musical heritage of New Orleans and the Gulf Coast makes it much easier to put together a program with meaningful ties to the cause.

He produced a top-secret report of about 15 pages that, according to several officials who read it, described many of the detainees as having no meaningful ties to Al Qaeda.

"In redesigning its conference solely with an eye towards athletics marketability, the A.C.C. would move farther from alternative shared bases of geography, academic comparability, and tradition that have allowed conferences to contribute to the academic mission by creating meaningful ties among faculties and student bodies," the statement said.

Many of these relations were strong, meaningful ties that significantly reduced mothers' probability of depression and other forms of hardship.

The letter, signed by lawyers Sheri Dillon and William Nelson, said according to their analysis of Trump's tax returns, Trump has no meaningful ties with Russia or Russian entities — "with a few exceptions".

All we really have to go off are a) their biographies (including whether they have meaningful ties to the district), b) some introductory advertisements and media coverage, and c) fundraising totals.

The pivotal player in this rematch is Bryant, who represents the last meaningful tie to West.

In the case of Tappy Fit, if you enjoy quick gaming moments, then making you more successful in the game because you were more successful meeting your step goal is something we see as an example of a meaningful tie in to your life".

The topic for tonight is community, and they ponder in particular this assertion: that the culture's raging materialism will go unchecked as long as people feel an absence of meaningful social ties.

These commitments were also useful, in often unintended ways, for the formation of meaningful social ties.

Even if these photos are less meaningful, they tie the whole book together into a work of art.