Sentence examples for severe ties from inspiring English sources

"We went to the meeting yesterday with Rod and asked for his resignation, and for him to severe ties with the club, he refused," added Kane at a meeting of Hibs fans on Friday.

He details what he misses from a community that he personally did not choose to severe ties with, and the unpredictable casualties of estrangement.

Current discourse about population-level seasonal influenza severity ties itself traditionally to experiences of severe patient-level outcomes.

With Theresa May, the pitch is for a hard Brexit and a closing of the borders to EU-directed immigration flows: a severe severing of ties, that is, with both the institutions of the European Union and with its people.

He noted that over a million people signed a petition demanding that Lego severe its ties to Shell.

A score of <6 indicated a severe tongue-tie and 6 12 a moderate or mild tongue-tie.

With my son, I was more relaxed about it and he was good at it right from the beginning, even with a pretty severe tongue tie.

We will only protect the environment for future generations when we severe this tie to a false morality and embrace humanity's true and humble place in the world.

Those with a severe tongue-tie (HATLFF score <6) were not eligible for randomisation and were offered immediate frenotomy.

And faced with disarray in its oil industry, Venezuela relies on imports of Colombian natural gas, narrowing the possibility of a severe deterioration in ties between the two countries despite their sharply different views of cooperation with the United States.

These moves were a sign of a severe strain in ties between China and Japan that began in 2012 when Japan nationalised three of the uninhabited Senkaku islands in the East China Sea.