Sentence examples for traditional ties from inspiring English sources

Outreach to populations in the region does not preclude more traditional ties to governments.

It has loosened its traditional ties to the trade unions and promoted growth and enterprise.

Moreover, China's traditional ties with North Korea increase its importance as a partner for the South.

The argument that this reflects traditional ties between English-speaking peoples won't do.

One main reason is that the traditional ties forged by the Christian Democrats and Social Democrats are all but broken.

"He understands Europe and the U.S. and sees Saudi Arabia's interests served by continuation of its traditional ties with them".

That means traditional tie-ups will become rarer and exotic unions more common.

Fathers with children in college should not expect the traditional tie as a gift.

Kitchenwear as waiter attire is another mini-movement away from the traditional tie-and-vest uniform.

You have the straight and narrow of the traditional tie: in myriad colours, sure, but little design differentiation other than that.

Lest anyone forget the traditional tie between the bar and the baseball, a T-shirt sold at Starsky's reads, "Serving Series Fans since 1950".