Sentence examples for ties help from inspiring English sources
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Why did a man with known Mafia ties help organize his entrance into politics?
Such ties help explain why Iran has already committed $500 million over the next five years to help Afghanistan.
At the Astana summit, SCO leaders reaffirmed their interest in strengthening such links.These ties help explain why the SCO has provided staunch support to Islam Karimov.
Ethnic or religious ties help, but in Ms. Torres's building, where Dominicans are a majority, none of the other floors are as close as hers.
The weaker ties help to spread innovation, promote thought leadership, mobilise people around an interest area and develop it further – all lots more.
Those ties helped him gain acceptance in Buchanan, where residents boast how many generations they go back.
But it's clear the strong European ties helped Dawn.
Instead, the tie-in helps on a strategic level.
Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, said yesterday that the Bush administration opposed tying help for airline workers to the security package.
