Sentence examples for ties to a number from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levy, who has close ties to a number of Democratic lawmakers, met with Mrs. Clinton early last month to discuss education issues.

That was too much for House Majority Whip Tom DeLay, who has close ties to a number of the groups and who disagrees strongly with Mr. McCain on the need for an overhaul of campaign finance laws.

The Bush administration was taking steps to avoid recent criticism that it was playing favorites with well-known opposition leaders, in particular Ahmad Chalabi of the Iraqi National Congress, based in London, who has close ties to a number of senior Pentagon officials.

Toyota, as both a major employer in the United States and a major lobbying force in Washington, has staked out a position in the capital unlike almost any other foreign corporation, with close ties to a number of the lawmakers who will lead inquiries into the safety defects that have led to the recall of more than eight million vehicles.

But the stabbing of Mr Mannichl has renewed calls for the banning of the NPD, which has ties to a number of even less savoury groups.Thanks largely to Mr Mannichl, the neo-Nazi scene in Passau, a town of 50,000 at the confluence of the Danube and two other rivers, is a weedy affair.

Replacing Dallas in the number four spot from last year's study, Fort Worth has ties to a number of major military contractors.

The accounting charge is tied to a number of kinds of accidents, including those involving asbestos and workers' compensation, that took place before 2005.

Port authorities said the decline is tied to a number of factors, including a ban on ore exports from Karnataka, restrictions on transporting ore from mines to offload points and the closure of several mines following charges of illegal mining.

More quietly, lawyers say there have been increasing threats of legal action or detentions tied to a number of property developments involving foreign firms there and in Tianjin, where another corruption investigation has been unfolding.News of detentions often emerges, if at all, not from the authorities but from informal sources including the news media or family members.

The subjective preference for analgesics for cancer pain was tied to a number of covert factors such as meaning of cancer pain treatment, past experience with pain relief and analgesic side effects, fears of dependency and tolerance, and past experience with providers and the health system.

Other Canadian FOTL supporters have been tied to a number of violent crimes and shows of disobedience.