Joe Cunningham, an attorney who is favored to win the party's nomination on Tuesday, said that either Sanford or Arrington would exit their primary tied to Trump but with little to say to swing voters.
The institutional discrimination and exclusion in employment, housing, and social insurance provision also reinforce the migrants' dependency on primary social ties to secure information and opportunities (Li 1996; Ma and Xiang 1998).
Long-term aggressive antihypertensive treatment has been suggested as the primary improvement tied to the lower incidence of type 1 diabetes related renal disease over time (35).
The energy deal with Turkey would all but sever Kurdistan's economic dependence on Baghdad, which is perhaps the primary tie that still binds the two sides.
Ten tephra layers were used as primary tie points in Fig. 9, and additional tie points were selected based on B value trends (Additional file 7: Table S6).
This is the same ridiculously far right state GOP party that ran an attack ad during the primaries tying Obama to Rev. Jeremiah Wright, which McCain repudiated at the time.
On the contrary, the unfamiliar and often hostile urban environment maintains and even reinforces the role of primary ties for migrants (Ma and Xiang 1998).
In a Republican Presidential primary, tying your opponent's policies to Obama is the key to discrediting them.
Through Primary Global, he established a tie to Mark Anthony Longoria, part of its network, who got financial information about Advanced Micro Devices from a friend who worked there, prosecutors say.
But he has long tangled with Rep. Jean Schmidt, the Republican who he might have faced in the general election had she not also lost her primary, over her ties to Turkish groups.
The Project is in line with country's Strategy for the Development of the Social and Child Protection System and the Plan of Action for Children while its primary objectives are tied to the implementation of the recently adopted Law on Social and Child Protection.
