Sentence examples for ties to exert from inspiring English sources

Taiwanese people, some fearful that China would ultimately use economic ties to exert political control, are bracing for the setback, said Shane Lee, political scientist at Chang Jung Christian University in Taiwan. .

Social influence benefits reflect companies' use of inter-board ties as an instrument to exert control and influence on other companies and their upper echelons and gain their support (e.g., D'Aveni 1990; Mizruchi and Bunting 1981).

Wenger selected a strong side for Tuesday's tie but they were unable to exert themselves on the hosts and needed an 88th-minute equalising goal from Thomas Vermaelen to send the game to extra-time after Garry Thompson had given the home side the lead in the first half.

Born on an alien planet, he grows stronger on Earth but maintains a secret identity tied to a homeland that continues to exert a powerful hold on him even as his every contact with those origins does him harm.

Though the West had deep security and economic ties in the Gulf states, it chose not to exert hard pressure on monarchies there to move toward democracy.

"Given the United States' close ties to Saudi Arabia, we're in a position to exert pressure on the Saudi government," said Gretchen Head, a Yale University literature professor and expert in free speech and blasphemy in Islamic culture.

Focal firms can use sent interlocks to exert control or influence over tied-to partner companies.

He is unlikely to face serious disciplinary action – certainly no repeat of the Uefa ban that caused him once to exert remote control over a Champions Leaguee tie with Bayern Munich.

Since these markers are known to exert opposite effects upon binding to Tie-2, the similar beneficial prognostic effect remains to be elucidated.

And while American leaders have encouraged warming ties between Afghanistan and Pakistan, they also fear that Pakistani officials want to exert too much control over Afghan politics.

But British and US officials hope to exert maximum pressure on France, which has historical ties with Lebanon and forces capable of rapid deployment.