Sentence examples for ties to the two from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wolfson's decision to work for Mr. Bloomberg is surprising in part because of his ties to the two chief Democrats seeking to challenge the mayor.

He chose get-rich-quick work, he said, in part out of envy of affluent locals, most of whom have strong ties to the two local political parties.

Two of the favored investors had strong ties to the two fund executives, say regulators, and were among the main investors benefiting from the practice.

Chief among them are the International Republican Institute and the National Democratic Institute, both democracy-promotion groups with financing from the American government and ties to the two major American parties.

There were other chilling ties to the two injuries : Both games ended 23-21 (altheugh the Redskins won in 1985) and Texans defensive coordinator Romeo Crennel was on the sideline as the Giants' special teams coach during Theismann game.

McCall's ties to the two law firms are close.

Mr. Fang said Longmen's ties to the Three Kingdoms were "at best mediocre".

Mr. Jackson declined to comment on his ties to the three men, citing the ongoing investigation.

He then gave zip ties to the three adults, ordering them to tie each child's wrists together as he drove.

Mr. Sagawa and Mr. Nakagawa have not been accused of wrongdoing, and they have no apparent ties to the three other deals.

Migrant workers' vulnerability under this system is tied to the two tiers of citizenship that began under socialism and remains essentially in place today, says Chuang.