Sentence examples for ties of the from inspiring English sources

There were no new GOI complaints or accusations over the Pakistani ties of the terrorists.

Under the car's weight, the ties of the cheaply built, uncemented roadbed sank several inches into the loose dirt.

In the 1990's Mr. Schacht's baseball silhouettes were imprinted on the silk ties of the fashion designer Nicole Miller.

This is a case that should be investigated far, far away from the political parties, the business connections and the family ties of the people involved.

"Different" was the descriptive term I heard used at the Jets facility when there was uncertainty about how someone's personal eccentricities might affect the ties of the group.

Tells about the subsequent collapse of the coup and the vote to loosen the ties of the republics to the central government.

It's easy to think, as the European monetary project falters, that the things which bind Europeans together are less powerful than the ties of the nation state.

Harvey devotes a large part of his argument to show how this is done through the close ties of the state and finance.

Furthermore, since the end of the Cold War the ties of the trans-Atlantic alliance have badly deteriorated, as the former U.S. defense secretary, Robert Gates, recently proclaimed.

German sides traditionally don't have the greatest record against their Italian counterparts and this meeting of old rivals looks like one of the ties of the round.

In her words: "The basic ties of the family are at the heart of our society and are the nursery of civic virtue".