Sentence examples for some ties with from inspiring English sources

Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's president, has some ties with Peru.

The company shares some ties with Phillips-Van Heusen: the American conglomerate already owns a license to produce some Tommy Hilfiger clothing.

Javier Pastor, a politics professor at UNED, the Spanish distance learning university, predicted the traditional parties would probably try to forge some ties with the new movement.

It appears that Ms. Brown will continue to have some ties with The Daily Beast and IAC even in her conference business.

Several Microsoft employees said there was no bitter dispute leading to his departure and that he would maintain some ties with the company.

Mr. Ould Daddah campaigned for a "yes" vote on preserving some ties with France in a referendum in 1958, two years before independence.

Partly with an eye to that, in December Mr Obama announced plans to restore diplomatic and some business ties with Cuba.

Some maintained ties with the church, returning for baptisms, weddings, or funerals, contributing to the parish fund and assisting with needed repair work.

"Not many people in the West like the fact that we have some commercial ties with the countries which you describe as rogue states," Mr. Ivanov said.

The European Union agreed to resume some political ties with Uzbekistan, which were severed last year after the authorities violently suppressed an uprising in Andijon in May 2005, killing hundreds of protesters.

The Sudanese view was mixed, with some wanting ties with Egypt to offset British influence and others wanting complete independence of Egypt.