Sentence examples for working ties with from inspiring English sources

Schulz, who is not directly involved in the talks but has good working ties with Freeland, held an emergency meeting with the Walloon premier Paul Magnette in a bid to revive the deal.

However, older women may replace marriage or work ties with fewer but stronger ties with neighbors and church, and derive substantial emotional support through these mechanisms.

The bottom line is that many left the work force and the proportion of the work force now working is tied with its recent recessionary low.

A lot of livestock attendants come from the Brethren, because that kind of work ties in with their religion.

Our work ties in with complementary approaches viewing cognition and emotion circuits of the brain as intrinsically connected with each other (Damasio 1994).

But he is opposed by the national government in Tokyo, led by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, a conservative who has been working to strengthen ties with Washington.

An active member of the Democrats of the Left (DS), a social democratic party containing many former Communists, she soon got noticed, and specialised in foreign affairs, working particularly on ties with the US Democrat party.

He also mentioned Tibet, a delicate issue for the Vatican, which is working to improve ties with China, amid unconfirmed reports of direct talks here last week between Chinese and Vatican officials.

"We are working for friendlier ties with India... this will not help," he said.

"The idea is that the results of the project are available to authorities," Mena says, adding that he is working on building ties with Yachay Tech to ensure adequate transfer of knowledge.

Safeway has since pulled out of a potential partnership with the company and Walgreens has stopped testing at its Palo Alto, California location and is reportedly working to cut ties with Theranos at its 40 clinic locations in Arizona.