Sentence examples for were no significant ties from inspiring English sources
The committee also said the agency was correct to conclude that there were no significant ties between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda.
There were no significant correlations between individual feed selection measured in the tie-stall barn and milk composition.
There is no significant astronomical event tied to the Long Count's start date.
Thomas Powers, a biographer of Richard Helms, the legendary American spymaster who died last month, said that if the C.I.A. and D.I.A. are both reporting that Al Qaeda had no significant ties to Iraq, Mr. Rumsfeld's assertions have frozen the debate, and wrong-footed the opponents of war.
On another issue used by Mr. Bush to justify the war, the committee said that intelligence agencies' prewar judgments about the relationship between Iraq and Al Qaeda had generally been reasonable, but that those judgments had been largely skeptical of the idea that there were significant ties between them.
But the Senate report identified five highly classified intelligence summaries prepared within the C.I.A. and then distributed outside the agency after Sept. 11 that suggested that if there were significant ties between Iraq and Al Qaeda, they were difficult to prove.
I have not previously disclosed this information beyond the TechCrunch editors because my connections to the Snapchat team were no more significant nor relevant than my ties to any other Stanford startup.
After Robert Kennedy's assassination in June 1968, Moynihan was left without significant ties within the Democratic Party.
Billionaire philanthropist and Democratic donor George Soros, it was noted, has significant ties to oil-sands operations as well.
However, it is Marshall's significant ties to the Rebel that most people will want to focus on and something that the current leader of the party seemingly doesn't want to answer to.
Assortative mixing by discipline and publication foci is a significant tie-generative mechanism in journal citation networks.
