Sentence examples for formerly tied to from inspiring English sources
Immigrants have no right to counsel in these proceedings, and children formerly tied to their parents' cases will now generally have their own cases.
The peasants nowadays explain their involvement with the Batur Temple in terms of water alone although they were formerly tied to the temple in two ways.
These agreements also resulted in the floating and subsequent devaluation of the dinar, which had formerly been artificially tied to the French franc.
As always happens when someone accuses a high-profile man of sexual misconduct, these women will be tied to their unpleasant, formerly private stories for life.
"As always happens when someone accuses a high-profile man of sexual misconduct, these women will be tied to their unpleasant, formerly private stories for life," Tolentino wrote.
Caught in the middle of this environmental devastation are indigenous and Maroon (contemporary descendants of formerly enslaved Africans) communities, whose livelihoods are increasingly tied to partaking in mining activities within their territories, with detrimental consequences for their well-being.
Preparing for the sale of TGN (formerly known as TyCom), Tyco wrote down $664 million in carrying value tied to the unit, which was bought from AT&T in 1997 for $850 million.
Defense lawyers plan to seek notes not only from the three reporters cited in the indictment -- Tim Russert of NBC News, Matt Cooper of Time Magazine and Judith Miller, formerly of The New York Times -- but also from other journalists who have been tied to the case.
Even though it is tied to the artist's future income, it is the type of flexible funding not formerly available, built around the artist's talent and expected ability to repay.
