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Kirin's culture as a public company tied to Mitsubishi, a big conglomerate, clashes with that of Suntory, a private, family firm.

Today, he said, most information is not tied to a specific container but rather can be accessed from a wide array of devices.

The perfume pouch will be hung around the neck or tied to the front of a garment as an ornament.

It could have been a random occurrence tied to the specifics of the circumstance, so I decided to experiment.

In the words of alislam. org, the body should be lowered into the water "in a vessel of clay or with a weight tied to its feet" .

His studio numbers were unlisted and he moved around between them, refusing to be tied to one place.

First up is an S&M scene featuring a leather-clad woman and man tied to a chair wearing nothing but a kitchen apron and a gas mask.

Her feet are also tied to something on the other side, which makes it impossible for her to swing her legs down.

An early method of measuring speed involved throwing a knotted rope tied to a log over the side of the ship.

For most of you this would be the e-mail tied to your Master EA account (ie the account in which all of your EA games are registered under).

The rubber rope tied to the jumper's ankle is long enough to ensure that he or she will enjoy the "free fall" in the air for a few seconds.

A worker's pay is often tied to things like his specific knowledge and experience.

He was tied to what was left of the Aioi Bridge* with a sign hanging from him that said: "Beat this American Soldier Before You Pass. "

Also, Turin said, ancient people may have felt tied to the landscape in a way that might be hard for many modern Westerners to understand.

The soil in return for her service keeps the tree tied to her, the sky asks nothing and leaves it free.

Corpus Christi Caller - Riggins handed me a three-weight fly rod with a green popper tied to its tippet.

Most importantly, IDC said any virtualisation software your firm purchases should not be tied to any one set of hardware.

The first stage of the execution was to be tied to a wooden frame and dragged behind a horse to the place of your death.

Villagers in Jombang in East Java remembered him, as a boy, tied to the flagpole in the front yard for some jest that had gone too far.

Moving the name resolution up into the cluster means routing is no longer tied to the physical network connectivity.

A homemade banner, made of sheets, hangs over the main motorway in Reykjavik, tied to the railings of a bridge.

The point is to let the lifecycle structure your development efforts without feeling completely tied to it.

And yet mainstream opinion in Warsaw is in no doubt that the nation's destiny is tied to the euro, and particularly to Germany.

You recall that you arrived at the beach on a boat and that you left the boat tied to the dock. You know how you will get home.

In any case, stinginess is often tied to a warped sense of self-worth: "I don't deserve to spend any money. "

village seemed deserted, the only sign of lift being an ugly-looking black goat tied to a tree on a short length of rope in a field nearby.

Tied to the vehicle was an illegal parking ticket, signed by one of the Fourteenth Precinct's finest.

In the meantime, the bank has segregated troubled securities tied to U. S. real estate into a separate workout portfolio.

Up to this point , everything about events has been tied to procedural script .

He tried to move faster but found his feet were lead and his arms tied to his sides.

Sergeant John Gass says the child was soaked with sweat and had a rope tied to one of his ankles.

Printing is no longer tied to a specific device, and the concept of a default printer for an application is no longer valid.

However, all this may only be tied to a bit of wishful thinking and a bit of hope.

The AO line is usually tied to the least significant bit of the address bus.

On the day for sentencing to be carried out, his mother was tied to a stake and a big man was ready to flog her with a whip.

But this means the bank's fortunes are increasingly tied to his own.

For the fourth quarter, net profit was down as the company took a charge tied to a restructuring plan.

As things turned out, running a company so closely tied to a mission of public service turned out to be far trickier than he thought.

If an elephant is left tied to a parking meter, the parking fee has to be paid just as it would for a vehicle.

Note that this assumes that key columns are never updated; once a row exists, it is immutably tied to its primary-key value.

Seneca asked us to think of ourselves like dogs who have been tied to a chariot driven by an unpredictable driver.

The boat was round and green, and very like the other lily-leaves. It was tied to a water-plant in the middle of the pond.

They threatened to burn her. She said she was tied to a car and pulled across the ground.

Place with the lyrics again, the men said, the next time she does that again, I put her tied to a bed, burned the house.

The severity of the economic decline prompted Mr. Otellini to make a rare speech tied to investing in the United States, he said.

The only sign of life was an ugly-looking black goat on a short length of rope (which was) tied to a tree in a field nearby.

In an effort to diversify and stabilise their revenue, some drugmakers are beginning to sell ancillary services tied to their wares.

It would have built-in 3G and, like the Amazon device, would be tied to a particular store fore-book downloads.

The distribution of these funds is tied to the many governmental reform groups taking temporary control of a number of major governments.

Apple and Google have both previously said the location data collected via their phones is anonymous and not tied to a specific user.

Since much healthcare is currently tied to employment, achieving universal coverage would be one of the best ways of doing that.

As a result, investors have been reluctant to view Intel as a growth bet and continue to see the company as tied to the PC.

But he could also have used a lack of wealth to force you to realize that your self-worth is not tied to your financial statement.

The boys sniggered to themselves as the poor dog ran about with a tin can tied to its tail.

He did not to be tied to a steady job.

Try to call Duran if you can't find May. They two are tied to one another.

The cash flows that the counterparties make are generally tied to the value of debt instruments or to the value of foreign currencies.

The change is tied to a global shift in diet towards foods containing more fat, salt and sugar, said the WHO.

For over a year, Flash had been tied to a tree in front of someone's house.

The reason is that the Creator is not tied to any religious organization and simply stands for all that is the Truth.

The original suspension bridge is often a very small few that is tied to steel rails and provide a foothold.

When pitch, stress and sound length are tied to the sentence rather than the word in isolation, they are collectively known as intonation.

The key concept is probably that every piece of data in the system is tied to a location and is time-stamped.

Program participants were selected through a process tied to the company's succession planning strategy.

Nor is the value of your company tied to the whimsical sentiment of investors, including those that have no stake in it.

One of his brothers was subsequently killed in a raid on Sept. 9, which may or may not have been tied to his capture.

Please note that it's not tied to any particular achievement or ability: every person on this planet is born worthy of respect.

We are tied to the ocean. And when we go back to the sea, whether it is to sail or to watch - we are going back from whence we came.

Human task history is not an audit mechanism like the Common Event Infrastructure though; its lifecycle is tied to the human task.

Central-bank 'independence is lost when monetary policy is tied to the wagon of fiscal policy and then loses control over prices, ' he said.

In most toilets stood a bucket of salt water in which there was a stick with a sponge tied to one end.

Mammaw really disliked Roger because she thought he was not the kind of man her daughter and grandson should be tied to.

Here, the feudal way of life has become so entrenched that the serfs are as tied to the land as cattle, and with almost as few rights.

But I persuaded him to help me. And we found the men's boat tied to the other side of the steamboat.

The lifetime of an ACE_Task object is not tied to the lifetime of any threads activated in that object.

With its revenue directly tied to the death rate, the $15 billion funeral industry has always been seen as recession-proof.

The Paladin version is tied to judgments and as such can only be applied to one target at a time.

Finally, a work class is tied to a specific service policy by an intermediary component called transaction class.

And one of his feet is tied to the cross on the mountaintop.

On Monday, Lake set investor loss tied to his actions at $80 million, which he relied on to set the sentence.

If the users change their minds and a button is changed to a link, it presents a problem with events that are too tightly tied to the UI.

A DateTimeOffset value is not tied to a particular time zone, but can originate from any of a variety of time zones.

he is not tied to any place as the creature is, who, when he is present in one place, is absent from another.

There were no casualties, said the rebel leadership, which swiftly blamed it on 'sleeper cells' tied to Col. Gadhafi.

For kids who got breast milk, there was no difference in obesity tied to when solid foods were introduced.

I mean, I wish the new G. M. well, but our economic future is no longer tied to its fate.

At every level, the insights we gather are directly tied to the thing we're trying to design.

So, investors want little to do with companies tied to the eurozone, as the debt crisis increases the chances of a renewed recession there.

However, given that a great deal of this industry is likely tied to the geographic proximity of oil fields, such may not be surprising.

I also take a lot of photographs, and I could use a tagging scheme that isn't tied to a do-everything program like Adobe Lightroom.

However, given that a great deal of this industry is likely tied to the geographic proximity of oil fields, such may not be surprising.

I also take a lot of photographs, and I could use a tagging scheme that isn't tied to a do-everything program like Adobe Lightroom.

Finally, some events are tied to the mouse, as you could probably expect.

In the long term, the country's fortunes are closely tied to its banks and, by extension, to Greece's unfolding fiscal woes.

Nobody knows for sure why humans lie so much, but studies find that it's common, and that it's often tied to deep psychological factors.

'It's unfair competition, like carrying dumbbells tied to your arms and legs, ' he said.

Politics: Even in a recession, public officials are still around earning tidy sums, which are often tied to the cost of living.

My answer is tied to one special word in the last paragraph, the word contribution.

For protection in the event of a fall, one has a rope firmly tied to a harness around the waist.

In the days of the gold standard, the volume of money and credit in circulation was tied to the amount of gold in a country's vaults.

You might think money would be clearly tied to a general sense of happiness.

I am convinced that the murder of five children is actually tied to a brutal renunciation of the Good, in the form of a love process.

Beijing has not said the detentions are tied to iron ore negotiations.

The anchor is then tied to the wall face behind a rod or cable. Anchors must be placed behind the potential failure plane in the soil.

Dialogues of any sort, whether public or private, have greater impact when tied to concrete benchmarks, Human Rights Watch said.

Once upon a time housing and consumer spending were tied to the performance of the stock market.

Whether the two has established the connection reflecting in the operator's salary is tied to enterprise's achievement to a great extent.

Business agility. The agility of a business is tied to the software quality characteristics of its critical applications.

The rope is tied to the athletes' fingers. Whoever is able to pull the center of the rope past the prescribed line is the winner.

The characters that Nicholls brought so cunningly to life in the book feel rushed through a timeline, tied to an agenda.

Dojo isn't tied to any specific server-side toolkit -- meaning it can be used with PHP, Java servlets, . NET, or any other back end.

The money should be recovered, Mr Wu believes, from insurance payments tied to the flooding, and the sale of the factory buildings.

Do not fear, tremble or remain tied to the spot at the thought of those high waves.

The youth rushed at Mrs. West and tied to take her things and money when she was walking out of a church.

Among the negatives, manufacturing which has seen the slowdown in new order, some of that is tied to Europe's economic struggles.

But all three of those missions were at least ostensibly tied to U. S. national interests.

Iceland's self-image is tied to western Europe: we like to think of ourselves as the small Atlantic state that links Europe and the US.

But even if I log out completely, most of the Web's most popular sites are tied to Facebook, through Share or Like or Connect buttons.

This strange little tree is tied to a fence literally in the middle of nowhere. It's totally reminds me of Charlie Brown's Christmas tree.

That may or may not be the case with this individual weather event, which generally cannot be tied to global warming.

One thousand feet above the water with only a rope tied to your legs. It scares me just to think about it.

Joblessness -- or fear of it -- undermines consumer spending and the business investment tied to the consumer market.

Steavens, the young stranger, noticed that something black was tied to the knob of the front door.

Also , VIN can be tied to the LED voltage supply bus , thus eliminating the need for a separate chip supply bus or an external regulator .

Promotions are tied to length of service , education levels and mandatory classes at a party school every five years .

Even if I do not like it, I promise you will be tied to the date, does not consider Laojie the JF program.

These differ from input bindings in that they represent the next level down of command processing - actions that are tied to known commands.

CDC officials say the decline may be tied to a reduction in the number of manufacturing jobs that involve lead, lead paint or lead dust.

With people's lives and its surrounding the language of the culture, history, tied to the generation, is a matter of particular importance.

All along, the string was tied to the axle, causing the spinning disks to return up the cord immediately after they hit bottom.

Unless you plan to have a party centered around the kitchen (or BBQ), you don't want to be tied to last minute preparations.

To make sure the perspex cage attracts the monster reptiles' attention, chunks of meat are tied to the bottom.

Innovation is not the product of logical thought, even though the final product is tied to a logical structure.

And a currency less strictly tied to the dollar would allow Chinese policy makers to change interest rates more independently of the U. S.

However, most SaaS applications on the Web are running on insufficient hardware tied to an infrastructure that cannot be scaled on demand.

In a given instance of a composite application, a collection of content is created and tied to the application.

Russia is tied to the United States by arms control agreements and a pledge to non-proliferation.

The devil leads him to the first room where someone is tied to a wall and is being whipped.

THE problem with China and its relationship to the global economy is largely tied to its traded goods sector.

The money was tied to efforts to raise standards and improve quality, something I always tried to do.

At this point, the definition of the table is tied to the definition of the database partition group.

Many of their loans have covenants tied to falls in shareholders' equity, or to repeated losses.

The opposite side of the ideal is tied to the sail belling in the wind .

Like Odysseus passing the sirens, bankers need to be tied to a mast to stop them from giving in to temptation.

I can only pray that the beasts are tied to that wicked place, and will never be let loose upon us.

ELEVEN years ago a young gay man named Matthew Shepard was whipped with a pistol, tied to a fence, robbed, tortured and left to die.

While these technologies have been strongly tied to social networking, they have also been picking up usage in other areas as well.

The history of Athens is tied to mythology. The god that came up with the most valuable legacy for humans was to give the city its name.

The key to getting people on board, Rickenmann believes, is showing them that there's a strong business argument tied to green practices.

This is often tied to the number of shares (from #1 above), but not necessarily.

Therefore, if godsend tied to meet you again to crush his people, may wish to take heart with love, as romantic as a first love.

Dogs were never meant to be left outside, tied to chains by themselves in the cold, wet, or heat, day in and day out.

it has plenty of feathers and plenty of fat, and would look well tied to a string, or paddling in the water at our place.

I ran into a problem with this because shooting and pump faking are tied to the same controller movement.

The rules now in effect require loan officers to be paid a salary and prohibit commissions tied to a loan's interest rate.

Triffin's suggested solution was to create an artificial reserve asset, tied to a basket of commodities.

A more diverse circle of correspondents - specifically, the number of people reachable in three steps - was also tied to higher performance.

In other words, the total performance is tied to the performance of the slowest database partition.

He stood there, with his hands tied to a tree.

It is said that Cupid is archery eyes when tied to a radio, so people love to say that fate.

It is impartial and not-for-profit and is not tied to any political, partisan or national interests.

Women's verbal abilities are tied to a menstrual cycle, but even at their worst, they're better than men's skills.

They received options and restricted shares, often tied to the company's stock market performance.

Every few days I coasted down the hill to Helen's on my bike, the pillowcase full of everything I'd found tied to the handlebars .

Queries with parameters that are tied to report parameters do not require the DECLARE statement.

An OIS is a fixed floating interest rate swap with the floating leg tied to a published index of an overnight reference rate.

Objects can participate in many different file formats, and designer serialization is not tied to a particular data format.

Instead of a perfumed, handsome lover in velvet and lace, she found herself tied to a dull-witted husband who reeked of medicines and drugs.

The team investigated a molecular mechanism that has been implicated in many age-related maladies but had not yet been tied to hearing loss.

Life is a wind-bell tied to the heart, and only through constant baptisms can it play moving music.

Traders say the recent gains, which came after seven straight days of declines, were not tied to any one particular catalyst.

Video standards make little sense for camera devices, which are not tied to any specific regulatory regime.

The certification for existing buildings is the only one currently tied to energy performance.

The money was frozen in 2005, after the United States alleged the Banco Delta Asia in Macao was tied to money laundering by North Korea.

A motorcycle weaved through the crowds on the main road, with a naked, lifeless body tied to the back.

China's influence over its neighbors' economic policies in the region is also tied to its currency, which is fixed to the U. S. dollar.

Baby, I am tied to a tree in the jungle of mystery. I just got tortured by a damn spinal surgeon and a genuine Iraqi. Of course I'm serious.

Many types of debt, including home-mortgage interest rates and student-loan costs, are tied to the U. S. 's cost to borrow money.

Some are apps closely tied to a web designer's daily work, while others aren't likely to be used as often, but are still useful.

It has a solid middle class built by an economy not tied to oil production.

Although SOAP is not tied to a specific transport protocol, HTTP has become the early favorite among SOAP adopters.

I had fallen into a hole and was hanging on the ropes tied to the sled.

Because preferences are tied to a person's exchanges , the preferences can only reveal a ranking of goals .

A grown man still tied to his mother's apronstrings.

More significant, economists say, 20 percent of the shrinking manufacturing sector is still tied to the automobile industry.

Continuity: On the tombstone, you first see the name as Tom Riddle. Later when Harry is tied to it, it is Thomas Riddle.

The company is also an independent third party because it is not tied to any particular telecoms operator.

These products are not, for the most part, closely tied to any specific loans or assets the banks may hold.

An EditPoint2 is not tied to any user interface (UI) component, so changing its position changes nothing in the view.

Not far away the stranger's horse, loosely tied to an iron ring in the wall of the donkey's stable, was grazing.

He's tied to his wife's apron strings.

The practice crosses ethnic and cultural lines and is not tied to a particular religion.

When he woke up, he found himself tied to the ground by the little people.

I really like having a DSL to develop integration flows in. The disadvantage of ServiceMix is pretty much tied to its advantages.

Much of that gain tied to rebuilding in the Northeast after Hurricane Sandy.

Long pole, the bench wide, pole, have no bench wide, bench not long pole. Pole tied in the bench, bench not let pole tied to the bench.

One or two men would go up with a telescope in a balloon tied to the ground with a rope.

The session is tied to a specific user, but shared across all servlets in a Web application -- it is not specific to a single servlet.

This massive capacity to convert grain into fuel means that the price of grain is now tied to the price of oil.

From the late 70's to the 80's Apple markets personal computers with a proprietary operating system tied to its proprietary hardware.

If you really can't avoid, in shigyo prompting from Karon will strictly adhere to the fair, impartial, and open and be tied to the company.

That said, history shows that when a mobile operating system to closely tied to one particular handset maker, the others lose interest.

The warnings have come from a range of industries, but companies tied to shrinking global trade are particularly badly hit.

Love-making increases a woman's estrogen levels and higher estrogen levels are tied to better mental performance.

You can update actual fixed cost resources that are tied to the start or end of a task.

The American has a great sense of freedom and not being tied to one place.

Device Manage cannot be specified for remote destination, as each device manager is tied to local Resource Manager.

The types are based on the degree to which total compensation includes some variable pay tied to sales performance.

popped up on which people discuss negative experiences tied to too much time on the Web.

I found his hands tied to a tree.

The Proclamation was tied to Howe's feminist belief that women had a responsibility to shape their societies at the political level.

Yet it still faces a peculiar set of problems tied to its state-owned status.

The non-aligned group included countries that did not want to be tied to either the West or the East.

Describe behavior that isn't clear from the layout. Descriptions can be tied to specific widgets or screens, or can be in sections.

Are increases in pay tied to contributions to the company, i. e. , pay-for-performance?

Analysts say President Medvedev's idea of creating a Russian Silicon Valley is tied to his broader plan to modernize the country's economy.

She kept it tied to a tree in a field during the day and went to fetch it every evening.

The occupational outlook is closely tied to national economic cycles, but is expected to be stable in the coming decade.

The values that are available are closely tied to the execution mode and autonomy properties, as shown in Table 2.

They were tied to the drill that was used to make contact with the men.

A notion in economics known as the paradox of value is closely tied to consumers' surplus.

Translation memories are valuable assets, and being tied to a proprietary database format is a bad idea.

Next up is taking care of any operations that aren't tied to simple values on your pages.

The short green bars show how the managed connection is now tied to the EJB for less time and can, consequently, be reused elsewhere.

There cannot be monetary policy independence from the Fed if currencies remain closely tied to the US dollar.

Minister Yoon indicated recent financial problems in Europe tied to a debt crisis in Greece are on everyone's mind.

Mood may be defined as a temporary and mild positive or negative feeling that is generalized and not tied to any particular circumstances.

In this example, the Customer Workflow class is hopelessly coupled to the Customer Persistence class, which in turn is tied to a database.

Althogh pepsi co's identity is still tied to soft drinks, that business now accounts for only a quarter of sales.

The question is not, "Should protests be tied to the Olympics? " The question is, "Why aren't more people raising their voices? "

We want to see real structural, cultural-type changes tied to this debt ceiling.

JSF's fine-tuned event model allows your applications to be less tied to HTTP details and simplifies your development effort.

In life anything can happen, but I repeat that for now he is a Juventus player tied to a three-year contract.

France has had a reliable market for its missiles but these weapons have been tied to French-built platforms.

Outlook is a native application, which effectively means it isn't tied to a specific version of the . NET runtime.

All the big financial-services companies have been hit with write-downs tied to mortgage-related securities.

Nomura is the latest investment firm to try to outflank investors' worries tied to the mushrooming European crisis.

Constraints can be flexible [not tied to a specific date] or inflexible [tied to a specific date].

It is closely tied to how we see ourselves, how we want others to see us, and our hopes and fears.

The for loop in Python is special and is closely tied to the container data types built into the Python programming language.

Vacancies are tied to unemployment, because many would-be renters move in with family members or double up during a downturn.

Each instance of an active record class is tied to a specific row in a database.

A farmer is plowing his field, his donkey is pulling the plow, and behind the plow, tied to a rope, a wooden board is dragging along.

Mr. Obama has said future assistance to the banking sector would be tied to a 90-day moratorium on foreclosures.

You don't try to defecate while lying flat on your back tied to various machines with somebody shouting at you!

Thailand is still in for more political instability, which will affect their market. Taiwan is tied to China.

This question has been raised periodically, as NASA is so intrinsically tied to the cover-up over the presence of Planet X.

First of all, the available machine capacity is not tied to training and can be used in productive work.

Many analysts believe that the sooner Brazil realises that its financial destiny is tied to China's, the better.

Soybean oil futures have been largely tied to the petroleum market, staying near their break-even price for biodiesel production.