Sentence examples for rupture ties from inspiring English sources

Layoffs, they say, hurt school cohesion, undermine student achievement and rupture ties with parents.

-- Pakistan will therefore never rupture ties or abandon the Pashtuns, in either country, whether radical Islamist or not.

Perhaps Hamas felt compelled to push its Muslim Brotherhood Egyptian allies to the brink of rupturing ties with Israel in order to set the stage for more international support for Palestinian statehood aspirations at the United Nations this month?

China has ample economic incentive not to rupture American ties.

They killed 18 South Korean officials, including four ministers, and led Burma to rupture all ties with the dictatorship.

And all this comes just a year after Mr Erdogan's government triumphantly opened membership talks with the EU .The consequences of a rupture of ties between Washington and Ankara, or more darkly a Turkey that becomes strategically disoriented, would be great," says Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations.

The country's Foreign Ministry warned that any damage to that principle could rupture diplomatic ties.

While Chinese officials say they intend to shift to an economic model that favors domestic consumer-led growth and will gradually let the yuan appreciate closer to its market value, both the Bush administration and some members of Congress say that is not happening fast enough to head off a possible rupture in economic ties.

As relations between Georgia and Russia deteriorated, Moscow did not flinch from tightening the economic screws, and the rupturing of trading ties caused the Georgian economy to nose-dive.

In both cases, US-Turkish ties will rupture.

And both use it to illustrate how drastically Rand's personal ties could rupture.