Sentence examples for ties with and from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia is a monarchy ruled by the Āl Saʿūd, a family whose status was established by its close ties with and support for the Wahhābī religious establishment.

"Many of the criminal syndicates have ties with, and are helping to fund, terrorist groups around the world, and also are engaged in human, drug, and arms trafficking".

In the following years Ḥussein steered a difficult course: he refrained from confronting Israel militarily, mended relations with the PLO, and sought both closer ties with and financial aid from Saudi Arabia and other Arab states.

Unlike other municipal police forces in Ireland and continental Europe, the London Metropolitan Police Department was designed to maintain close ties with and to draw support from the people it policed.

On Sunday, Trudeau said his statement was simply meant "to recognize the passing of a former head of state" of a country that Canada had longstanding ties with, and not to gloss over unflattering history.

Working with the Israelis, the C.I.A. used a car bomb to kill Mr. Mugniyah as he walked home in Damascus, where Hezbollah enjoys strong ties with and support from the Syrian government.

Bilateral ties with Myanmar and Bangladesh are strong, substantive and rapidly expanding, according to Jaishankar.

And that requires developing emotional ties with neonazis and terrorists.

Turkey has expanded ties with Iran and worked closely with Russia on energy and trade.

He and members of his Capitol Hill office have close ties with lobbyists and contractors.

Trump's ties with Ryan and McConnell continue to fray.