Sentence examples for public ties from inspiring English sources

And it does not include a host of other needed measures to boost competition, such as: detecting and punishing collusion, preventing former civil servants from abusing their public ties when they retire, encouraging foreign investment and promoting economic diversity in Japan's regions.

To that end, Westchester Medical spent $1.5 million to buy a foundering community hospital in Ellenville, in Ulster County, saving the bankrupt facility and linking its staff with the one on the Valhalla campus, the first time a hospital with public ties had done such a thing in New York State.

One could argue that when public ties are indeed that strong, this second type of functional public authority is about the exercise of 'quasi-public law (legal) powers'.

However, new concerns over the stability of the "strategic partnership" and a growing malaise in public ties will make management of the bilateral relationship more difficult: Military flaps.

Now while all that was going on, very much in the public eye, what happened to his private and public ties to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts?

That is exactly what we are doing here in Michigan and now, according to a panel of appointees with public ties to corporate agricultural entities, entities whose income is threatened by the food self-determination of citizens, our neighborhoods are full of manure covered, hoe-totin, egg-gathering criminals.

Sununu's very public tie to the former President was sure to improve his chances of obtaining contracts, as Bush had to know.

The Rev J. Randolph Alexander, an Episcopal priest, wrapped the couple's hands together with a sash to signify their public tying of the knot.

Mr. Moussaoui, 33, is accused of conspiring in the planning of the Sept. 11 attacks, but no evidence has been made public tying him directly to any of the 19 hijackers.

If you can't wash out a stain and you're in public, tie a jacket around your waist to cover it until you can deal with it.

What has been preoccupying me these last three days (and nights; sleep escapes me since I learnt of this) is the fact that, as part of their punishment, the rugby team will have to stop tying their public school ties in tight knots around each others' dicks and instead attend a lecture on "the negative effects of banter".