Sentence examples for ties established from inspiring English sources
The annual meeting was started four years ago as a way for the neighboring countries to build on ties established by the North American Free Trade Agreement.
The decision fell short of formally breaking the ties established in 1979 by Anwar Sadat of Egypt and Menachim Begin of Israel, and seemed intended as much to placate rising frustration among the Egyptian public as to signal anger over the widening Israeli military campaign.
"We want to open a new page and build a democratic society according to modern values, not one built on old ties established during the Communist period," Ilija Dimovski, a member of Parliament with the governing party, the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization, which is center-right nationalist, said Monday in a telephone interview from Skopje.
Their social network consisted only of their relatives, and they refused to make use of the weak social ties established at work, as they saw no benefit in doing so.
BT is in talks to sell its British data centers to Hewlett-Packard for £1.5 billion ($2.9 billion), according to The Sunday Times, a move that would deepen the ties established between the two companies four years ago.
Once the economic relationship was enriched by friendship ties established through emotional investment and exchange of favors, it gave the business owner an edge over other competitors so that he would not be kicked out of the game, even in a scenario where others try to sabotage by underpricing.
Microblog user relations in a virtual world comprise purely interpersonal networks; the relations in this network may consist of either "strong ties" (relations established between acquaintances) or "weak ties" (relations established between strangers) (Granovetter, [35]).
In 1994, those ties were established, ending centuries of Catholic-Jewish estrangement.
General Aliyus said the police were still investigating whether the group had ties to established terrorist organizations like Jemaah Islamiyah.
New social ties are established.
Their ties, first established on a tennis court, extended to Wall Street and back again.
