Sentence examples for tied to recent from inspiring English sources
THE CONSENSUS is that the decision to postpone the Treasury report on whether or not China is suppressing the value of the RMB is tied to recent Chinese cooperation on other diplomatic priorities, notably Iran and North Korea.
Under the proposal, trades in listed stocks would have to be executed within a range tied to recent prices for that security.
He and his friends investigate a 50-year-old mystery that appears tied to recent sinister events at the school.
Activist groups called for the celebrations and demonstrations this year to be tied to recent efforts to draw attention to racial inequality and police brutality.
Joining others in Congress, Sen. Patty Murray has called on the Food and Drug Administration to fully investigate medical scopes tied to recent superbug outbreaks at hospitals across the country.
Only the Russian aircraft downing can be tied to recent developments as ISIS seeks to gain credibility for fighting back against the Russian intervention in Syria that has provoked widespread anger among Sunni Muslims.
Some improvements were harder to tie to recent city policies, like the drop in alcohol-related deaths, an area the department has not traditionally focused on.
Mr. Wolff declined to comment on the suits but said his departure was not tied to the recent problems.
–Feature stories in a newspaper tell a human-interest story that is not closely tied to a recent news event.
Mr. Ong suggested that the tightening of the firewall could be tied to the recent leadership change in the Chinese Communist Party.
He added that the seizure may be tied to a recent series of attacks by pirates operating in the Gulf of Guinea, where patrols, particularly off the Ivory Coast, are scarce.
