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The contracts, normally signed on an annual basis, specify a formula tying the bank manager's monetary rewards to performance.

As he was tying the canoe, he looked up at Allie and stopped breathing for just a second.

For years, he said, the Silicon Valley company has focused on tying together people on the Web, mapping out who knows whom.

One day, I picked up a bit of paper from the ground with a picture of an old peasant tying up a handkerchief on his head.

Michele Bond asked the woman whether she had any legal document tying her to this child.

Finally, the prosecution began to put forward witnesses directly tying Simpson to the two murders.

I couldn't look at him in the face. Damn, I'm really bad at tying shoes. My feet were safer to look at then his face.

He resolved to drown him, and walked on, looking about for a pond: picking up a heavy stone and tying it to his handkerchief as he went.

One man in shirtsleeves was tying a report at a desk; he glanced up in curiously and went on with his work.

Placing a pair upon the boy's feet, she then purchased him a pair of shoes, and tying up the remaining pairs of socks, gave them to him.

Within a year of tying the knot, she had reason to fear that she had become queen in name alone.

It began as a joke, putting home-made salad dressing in an old wine bottle, tying it with a ribbon and giving it to friends.

By tying urinals on a tree, a Dutch designer has solved one of men's most serious problems -- finding a toilet when you need one.

The same day, I'd observed an editor in my own office tying himself in knots trying to describe an article that he genuinely admired.

Tying him to a tree, he left him hanging there still in his sheep's dress, as a warning to other wolves who might be prowling about.

He began to collect them and sort them out, in packages of a hundred, tying each package securely with twine.

It is such a custom that tying the knot with a man who doesn't own a property is known as a 'naked wedding'.

He helped her up, then got out himself and dragged the canoe up the bank, tying it to the jetty.

However, tying this information to the appropriate stream strategy, as you will see later, will take your solution to the next level.

After tying his wife up and cutting characters into her face, Wei rubbed ashes into the injury, tattooing her.

Good shear retardant property, used for outdoor packaging, firming shelves, tying up and reinforce, masking in electroplate process.

There have been requests in recent questions tying to establish how large Venus and the Dark Twin will appear prior to escaping the cup.

We caught up with one bride, who, like thousands of others around the globe, will be tying the knot in two days.

She also found that Italian fashion designers are now tying themselves up in knots about what being an "Italian" designer really means.

Isolation used to involve inserting a wooden "paddle" between the shoe and the current rail and then tying the shoe up with a strap or rope.

The most popular things to see at rodeos are wild horse riding with and without a saddle, tying baby cows, and "bull wrestling" .

Tying the lanyard around his wrist, Lim lay flat on the ledge, ready to cling to the decking when the squall broke.

GM in particular seems to be tying its future to lithium - ion technology .

What Went Wrong: The fact that they each had already had at least two failed marriages didn't stop them from tying the knot in 1964.

By the age of six I had attended both of my parents' second marriages (my new step-parents were tying the knot for the second time, too).

Tyson Foods offers another example of a major company tying its corporate social responsibility efforts to its core mission.

Firms often aim to restrain their rivals by tying them up in lawsuits or forcing them to make concessions to appease regulators.

We suggest that you defer tying yourself to a precise figure for as long as you can do so politely.

After tying your love locks, tell her "Our hearts will be united, and I will be loyal to you, infatuated by you and never change my heart. "

Employers may or may not provide equipment for work at home. And tying into an employer's computer system may not always be easy.

As soon as his eyes met a tree, the idea of tying a waterless urinal onto a tree, simply popped into his head.

The general direction the negotiations are heading is reasonably clear, but tying down the detail is proving very difficult.

Most investors would say, aren't you tying up a lot of cash? Would it not be better to get a loan on it? The answer is, not in this case .

A: One of the most interesting uses for Cloudscape is as a Java data store, tying the database directly to the Java application.

The FTC said, however, that it would act quickly 'should Google engage in unlawful tying or other anticompetitive conduct. '

A cord usually made of fiber, used for fastening, tying, or lacing.

For the moment, the dollar's decline is reflecting investors' expectations of Fed policy rather than tying the central bankers' hands.

Instead, his daily work proved to be very practical, tying in well with his economics major.

Maybe you fantasize about spanking your partner or tying her to the bed posts.

Tying what the business is asking of IT to what is being delivered by IT requires a broader view than most practitioners have.

A rope attached to the bow of a boat , used for tying up, as when docking or towing .

"People give me a lot of credit but I just listen to what others say, " he says, tying a string of worry-beads around his thumb.

Most other countries thought this would only complicate matters, particularly if it meant tying up Greek assets due for privatisation.

Most other countries thought this would only complicate matters, particularly if it means tying up Greek assets due for privatisation.

The top of head is a bracket bulb, on tying soft light to hammer on his face equitable, sallow like a face of paper.

Worker threads can be used to perform time-consuming or time-critical tasks without tying up the primary thread.

By tying its browser to Windows, Microsoft is always assured of a large market share, he added.

Some of these types are pretty free-form, and -- to the XML developer used to tying things down with schemas -- a source of discomfort.

Tying it to the meridian, or any other natural benchmark, proved intractable.

With the triadha tying or of the increase in pressure and time, the tension in a manner worthy of pressure, the better.

The next section covers tying the solution back to the service architecture that it adheres to.

It is not tying himself to one woman that a man dreads when he thinks of marrying; it's separating himself from all the others.

The Rat, after carefully tying up the leg with his handkerchief, had left him and was busy scraping in the snow.

Tying this book to the last is the Ibis, a former slave ship carrying convicts and indentured workers to Mauritius.

After tying the tender, very quick cow child, the couple all day will then bustle about.

By tying parental-leave benefits to earnings, and day care to job holding, Sweden provides a strong incentive to work.

It's a "unified theory tying yawning, sinus ventilation, and brain cooling into a neat little package, " Hack said.

Chances are, she's fantasized at one point or another about doing bondage with you and tying you up while she has her way with you.

Couples dallying along the Tamsui at sunset. Finding a spouse and tying the knot is still the dream of most single men and women.

We cannot know why millions of couples who might have been tying the knot 40 years ago aren't doing so today.

For convenience when working, they often bare the right shoulder or even both arms, tying the two sleeves around the waist.

Tying insurance to employment worsens the insecurity many US workers complain of: lose your job and your health insurance goes with it.

the tying arrangement has no rationality in commerce.

A bath-towel was by some weird chance in the boat, and, tying this on the stick, the captain waved it.

And I guess she had a special way of tying them.

At least, that's the way we saw it as George finished tying the string to the red, heart-shaped box.

She said that he'd been capable of tying his shoes.

One of the thieves quietly approached the goats, the bells of tying down to the tail on the donkey, a sheep instead.

Mr Gopinath, one of many sceptics about the merger, says it is "like tying together two legs of an elephant. "

They argue that the appeal, or otherwise, of tying yourself to a company depends on what other customers do.

In South Asia and China marriage remains near-universal, with 98% of men and women tying the knot.

By comparison, in tying headers and footers to page styles, Writer allows for a greater variety of headers and footers with less effort.

The numbers of government employees are swelling; the regulations they design go on tying up business; the tax burden is getting heavier.

as it is in the module , except for the tying inheritance initialization preamble and the documentation.

Secondly, by tying dates and durations to tasks creates a sense of urgency that might not otherwise be there.

Thinking of this, the peasant alertly stood up and peered persistently11 into the reeds, tying to find out what was hiding there.

Any deal tying Google and Yahoo, which are two of the world's biggest Internet companies, would be sure to attract antitrust scrutiny.

Active Record forced me to build create-table SQL scripts, tying me to an individual database implementation.

But instead of tying a shoe, he pulled something out of his sling and set it on the floor.

The upside for Fiat could be enormous - but tying up with such risky ventures in such a big way also entails enormous risk.

China's desire to ensure the games are not marred by calls for boycotts is tying its hands as it considers how to respond.

Today, the Internet is a user- financed system tying intuitions of many sorts together into an "information superhighway. "

A further examination of your machine finds a new application running in the background tying up your precious resources.

Let themselves at all times to live so tired. Life without tying themselves so tightly. The occasional small.

Check him carefully before tying the knot with him.

We think information integration is the key to tying this together, and our DB2 products provide customers with a framework to do this.

Tying a human rights framework to a country's domestic law is essential in ensuring educational opportunities for women and girls.

In a conclusion that the Tying the student's life experience closer to the high school physics teaching method is effective.

Derived from the tape used for tying up legal and official documents.

how to tie a variety of knots so whether they are tying up a boat or pulling a car out of a ditch or snowbank they are better armed.

If it is a sunny day, you can buy a kite, tying up your mood, let it fly in the blue sky and your thoughts fly at will.

Tying chores to pay, or even giving allowances at all, are themselves controversial.

Did you first check the terms in boldface to see if the results really talk about tying a tie?

Long hair is cool. Tying it back in a ponytail is not.

Asynchronous processing allows more time for each event without tying up the requesting thread.

When tying to a wall, be sure the tie ring is strong and well attached to the wall.

Tying software to a service, ensures that it adds value, so this principle fits nicely with SOA.

We are asking you to apply a label to our products final packaging that denotes a lot number tying it to the original purchase order.

The process coordinator is used for implementing business processes, tying together execution of services.

Typically, IT needs to get the business to support adoption of new technologies through tying technology to business value.

As well as tying reward schemes to the better management of people, the behaviour of partners is being changed in smaller ways.

She was making the rope longer by tying another piece to it.

This can be useful for tying data-driven events with other business processes in workflow-based environments.

The seasonal neighborhood parks line the edge of the site tying the existing neighborhood context into the site .

The primitive visual symbols include object symbols, rope-tying symbols, Bagua symbols, primitive pictures and primitive statues.

You start tying the wig in the back ribbon and work your way around the sides doing double knots.

Draw and quarter To execute (a prisoner) by tying each limb to a horse and driving the horses in different directions.

First off, you are tying the instance in with the XML Schema namespace, and specifying that box elements must be integers.

The police are tying to round up the jewel thieves and bring them to justice.

This includes tying up some loose ends, killing off a bunch of characters and introducing a few new ones.

The community has marked the events by tying yellow ribbons to the oak trees that edge its quiet streets, as a memorial.

Tying these practical steps together is the vision of a world without nuclear weapons.

The operations used in humans are vasectomy in men and tubal ligation (tying off and blocking or cutting of the fallopian tubes) in women.

A strong TWO - ply or three - ply twine for sewing or tying packages or bundles.

Battery powered rebar tying guns, the latter come in about $2000 each and would speed up the fixing on walls and the soffits.

For Parisiennes, maintaining their image is as natural as tying a perfect scarf or wearing stilettos on cobblestone streets.

But the Obama administration appears to be tying itself in knots to avoid this outcome.

The chest inside and outside all responds to water proofing , uses metal as well as pair, tying up , not using an asphalt felt.

The Java Message Service provides a vendor- and platform-independent medium for tying systems together with enterprise messaging.

The argument is that SOA is an architecture and about so much more than tying things together. . .

From "Obama Girl" videos and tutorials about tying shoelaces or folding origami to Yoga and aerobics instruction, YouTube has changed lives.

The process of effecting continuous strategic change and tying the results of the outsourcing initiative to strategic business outcomes.

He was also aware of a personal crisis. He had difficulty in tying his shoelaces.

If your toes sometimes go numb during runs, you may actually be wearing running shoes that are too small or tying your shoelaces too tight.

Another simple lean-to shelter can be made by tying two opposite corners of the poncho to trees.

Capacity on Demand predicts utilization by tying the CPU data received from the server with arrival rates received from network appliances.

Xindalu rebar tying machine, yet beautiful, practical, is hand-held machine used to pack rebars quickly.

Chapter 3, "Tying It All Together, " assembles the model components and explains the concepts of maturity levels and capability levels.

Tying a piece of wood over her belly to make herself look pregnant.

Living with your partner before tying the knot may help you pay the rent, but it could cost you the relationship, new research suggests.

Kill ( sb ) by nailing or tying him to a cross .

any of several knots used in tying stitches or ligatures .

In particular, we'll focus on summarizing details, tying up loose ends, reinforcing the relationship and adopting a positive style.

The unjustified tying, exclusive grant-backs, fixed or fixing the resale price and market segmentation are all illegal.

Ted explains the basics of tying variables, using concrete examples of CPAN modules through their usage and implementation.

Exclusive auto-tier system increases speed of bale tying. The simpler structure is optimum for less maintenance and easy cleaning.

Lastly, a bent nail was used for tying the string under the lifting arm.

But there are likely to be longer-term costs to tying party, state and business so tightly together.

Tying the knot without a house as part of the deal is jokingly called a "naked marriage" and widely thought to be a risky choice.

The shoot-out was mandated only after Japanese midfielder Homare Sawa scored with a few minutes left in extra time, tying the score 2-2.

Merging Yahoo, AOL and Microsoft's online operations would draw the inevitable comparisons to tying three bricks together.

IT is tying these disparate technologies together for what the U. S. Navy calls network-centric warfare (NCW).

The chart can be reinforced by tying pocket money to the number of stars minus the number of black marks.

Is the laptop tying him down, or about to set him free?

This herd mentality (lots of cow metaphors today) is tying people down, rather than bringing the freedoms of development.

The last part focused on our status and anti-monopoly about tying-arrangement.

But the potential for antitrust abuse through the tying of vertical services to search raises clear concerns.

The factory kept months' worth of raw materials in its warehouse, wastefully tying up capital.

tying the format to the act of saving, users are confronted with additional, unnecessary complexity added to saving.

This rope used for tying the bull to stick .

Both Republicans and Democrats are working hard to exploit voter economic angst by tying opponents to China.

Tying a variable is basically the binding of functions to the internal triggers for reading and writing that variable.

I read an article that recommended tying up your dog outside in front of your house on Halloween night to keep pranksters away.

The real value in results measurement is in tying the marketing campaign back to business results.

But I'd been tying myself in knots for years and, well, I wanted everyone to know it.

SCA provides a framework for building these services, describing how they communicate and tying them together.

Logically investors should demand a higher yield on longer-dated bonds, to compensate them for tying up their money for longer.

Eventually, users can whittle that fee down to nothing by tying their computers to The Pirate Bay's "cloud" network.

In June, shortly before an earlier G-20 summit, China said it would end its two-year-old practice of tying the yuan tightly to the dollar.

Tying up with brands can be useful, says Steve Levine, chairman of Hubris Records.

Remove and put the used gloves and apron into the same black plastic bag before tying up securely.

He concentrated again - it wasn't easy taping and tying the wings to his arms.

Give life to a plastic lizard by tying it with an invisible string and make it jump on the victim suddenly.

Moreover, many firms see virtue in tying themselves to a particular cause.

Expounding three elements constituting the tying, we judge tying from a totally new perspective.

The appeal of such programs is obvious, but the consequences of tying grades to goods are still uncertain.

Places like Austria and Finland give their parliaments more say without tying negotiators' hands, he notes.

We're actively tying to work with partners like Common Sense Media and our safety advisory committee.

It is thus the ultimate arbiter of federal law and the tying force that binds together all the courts of the nation.

The stars favour revising and researching, plus tying up loose ends before you launch into ambitious new projects.

including making unaffordable pension and health-care promises, and tying people's health insurance to their employment.

But Mr Bush made no mention of tying emissions curbs to a specific temperature goal.

Borders and repeating patterns can add visual interest while tying architectural themes.

Avoid tying too many objects to the outside of the pack. Extra weight can upset the pack's balance.

This is a scalable way of servicing Web requests asynchronously without tying up all of the connection and thread resources on a server.

Even without a railway network, the region is tying itself together.

But he can also score goals as he has shown at this year's World Cup, tying as one of the top goal scorers with five.

Bynum produced his fourth double-double in five games, this time coming up with a season-high-tying 18 points and 10 rebounds.

MCP inter-group activities aim at widening the social network of students, also, tying up different MCP groups.

In September 2007 the European Court of First Instance ruled that the firm had stifled competition by tying its media player to Windows.

Katie won the Beijing Games' first gold medal on their opening day of competition, tying a world record in women's air rifle.

Like tying a stone in a sling is the giving of honor to a fool.

The positive results of tying arrangement are especially reflected in software tying.

We solved that problem by tying our scarves to the luggage rack above our heads and putting them under our chins.

The tying up of general electric wire, plug line, candy, vegetables, gift, toy, tie up, strut who plastic spend.

Thankfully, some simple accessories and adjustments can help ease the ache without tying you down.

Damn kid. Tying up the phone line again. They're all alike. . .

By tying their currencies to the dollar, these economies are importing US monetary policy and have only limited ability to offset it.

Then, the research and analysis on tying arrangement under the antimonopoly has great theoretic and practical meaning.

Reward them to acknowledge recognition or give them small gifts to avoid tying them directly to money.

The stabilizing effect of hot-electron and line-tying on the low-frequency plasma interchange mode is analysed.

His daughter Jenna is tying the knot with fiance Henry Hager. The ceremony is being held on the Bush family ranch.

Whether trimming a debt burden or preserving a surplus, politicians often do best by tying their hands.

the flesh of the tortured if the victim slightly exerts himself, are very cruel, and so is a high- pressure rope for tying up a person.

Tying a dating show to finance may sound like a difficult task.

The suture locking mechanism is usable for attaching tissue to the bone, tying tissue to tissue and the like.

She moved forward, bending and tying like a machine.

Iterate this process, tying randomly chosen pairs of buttons together with red thread.

In antiquity, people kept tallies by tying knots in ropes, and only employed numbers and words later on.

The artificial teeth could be held in place by tying them to the remaining solid teeth.

Did you discuss your financial practices before delving more seriously into the relationship or tying the knot?

Macro-algae (seaweeds) are cultivated at sea, mainly by simply tying them to anchored floating lines.

According to ancient tradition, tying an ox near to a river bank or lake side could help prevent flooding.

Among the under-29s, the web leaped from 34% to 59% as the leading source of news, tying with television, with newspapers lagging at 28%.

Avoided tying all code to particular instances of cross-cutting concern classes.

Part of this is about tying up loose ends in preparation for moving on to other actions and ways of being.

Tying disk (file) databases to a hash is a well-covered topic.

In 1985 she married for a third time, tying the knot with Anthony Shaffer (1926-2001) a playwright who wrote the script of The Wicker Man.

The first part makes a theoretical study, including the decision of tying, essential constitution elements and criterions.

The debt problem tying America in political knots lies in future medical and pension costs.

The regulation of tying arrangements has long been an important issue in competition law.

An advantage to message passing is that it ties synchronization to data instead of tying it to an external synchronization object.

'Because we are not tying [the information] to a name, I don't see an area of concern. '

Apple has it harder than most, because its business is built on tying its hardware and software.

Ties the carpophyll to hit pleasant has the fervor, after tying, not flurried , has won the champion finally.

They somehow broke free from the ropes tying them to the shed and ran up outdoor stairs to the second floor of Mr. Kikuchi's house.

I think I can see a common thread tying all of this stuff together.

However, the existence of tying arrangement sometimes is reasonable, and so it is not being entirely forbidden in nations.

These are indeed the final stages, the final tying of knots to that the catch is secured in a final flourish.

He uses a technique called a "leather stitch. " He claims it's as simple as tying your shoelace.

When it comes to choosing your MITs think about tying one or more of them each day to your short or long term goals.

A Gearman network, tying clients to workers, can take virtually any shape you can imagine.

What Richins wants to know is whether tying these qualities to objects affects people's willingness to spend.

Mr Lambert suggested companies consider tying executive pay to more than the share price.

This storm being so terrific, and tying up all things, robbed him of the need.

Over a modern X11 system, none, and several disadvantages that come from tying the policy into the window server.

Most spend less time getting to know each other before tying the knot, which increases the chances of divorce.

Chapter 2 is on the determination of MNCs'tying arrangement as well as the legal issues involved.

The conflict makes the clue tying the tying the Left-wing Literature and modernity.

train a plant to grow in a certain way by tying and pruning it.

X-ray visible, Ideal for sack and bag tying, Made from strong and durable nylon, it is suitable for many applications.

Another method for making floor coverings involves tying pieces of yarn onto the warp.

statistical evidence tying a particular variant of the GRK3 gene to the disease.

The harvesters followed the machine, picking and tying up bundles of corn.

Part V, the tying of Microsoft's illegal acts, with reasonable principles.

administrative leaders being practical and realistic, closely tying up with the mass and paying attention to investigation.

Spending my Saturday nights alone at home tying knots ?

Avoid tying with a suture needle in hand.

In primitive times, people kept records and accounts by tying knots .

Crafting the Chinese knot is a three-step process which involves tying knots, tightening them and adding the finishing touches.

Each Nappy Sack is easily sealed after use, by simply tying the two handles.

There are also more examples and detail for the standard scalar, array, and hash tying methods.

It is generally believed that people made records by tying a knot in a rope.

Mr. Obama will be tying both military and economic aid to Afghanistan to those targets, the officials said.

Instead, when corned by a mastif phalone, an agile Lurmen will try to unbalance the creature by tying a rope around its stout legs.