Sentence examples for ties determining from inspiring English sources

This has been the problem for a long time -- men in blue suits and red ties determining what women can and should do when it comes to their own health".

And indeed all this adulation hardly considered seriously the core of Levi-Strauss's work, the groundbreaking analysis of kinship systems that he published on his return to France in 1947 as The Elementary Structures of Kinship, consisting of a detailed study of those societies where family ties determine who people must marry, or the minute examinations of North and South American myth.

Additionally, a CEO's social network ties determine his response to decline due to a herding bias (McDonald and Westphal 2003).

At it's core that is a very interesting idea to map out business relationships based on payments, with the strength of each tie determined by the flow of money either way.

Neighborly ties were determined by one item, and respondents answered on a four-point Likert scale (1 = almost no ties, 2 = weak ties, 3 = somewhat strong ties, 4 = strong ties).

This administration must not allow strategic alliances and economic ties to determine how vigorously it will support these rights.

Over the course of two late-summer weeks, the teams, seeded according to rankings, would play knockout ties to determine the Cup winner.

The clan ties were determined based on self-report, and ethnic backgrounds were ascertained through ethno-linguistic questionnaire.

Now, the contenders for the play-offs have been finalised and two rounds of home and away ties will determine which side faces the team that finishes second bottom of the Premiership (currently Motherwell).

Then there are 14 head-to-head ties to determine who goes forward to the final round, where the 16 teams who made it to the 2012 event will join the race for 2013.

We sampled from the 1020 news stories that did not report financial ties to determine if the published academic journal article that was covered in the story disclosed that authors or researchers had financial ties.