Sentence examples for money ties from inspiring English sources

Last month in parliament a young DPJ lawmaker, Hisayasu Nagata, flourished a copy of an e-mail which he claimed proved money ties between the disgraced Mr Horie and the family of the LDP's secretary-general, Tsutomu Takebe.

Waxman's money ties, at least during the 2008 election, were far more union-oriented.

"Money ties you down" and "Can't we all just get along?" The guy's got some good points.

Power and Jones, the humanitarians, were permitted to leave, but Geithner, former head of the New York Fed with big money ties, was supported and kept on.

Instead, all of a sudden, Illinois State Attorney Matt Goetten -- a conservative with big money ties from a family with a longtime connection to Illinois politics -- has "parachuted" into the race.

Vermont has considered turning back money tied to the act.

"We've got too much money tied up in it".

He's got all his money tied up in cash".

"I have a lot of money tied up that's binding".

Those who already have money tied up in the country yearn for a change of government.

"There's a ton of federal money tied up in those assets".