Sentence examples for its tied from inspiring English sources
Daimler was fined just less than 72 million euros, or $65.5 million, for price fixing and preventing its tied dealers from selling cars to customers from different European Union countries.
West Indies has stumbled into the final four, winning only one of its five matches outright, but qualifying after taking its tied match against New Zealand on the Super Over — a tiebreaker in which each team bats for a single over.
Officials counter that they do not intend to seize productive land, and that compensation would be paid for any expropriation.In fact, the traditional latifundio, with its tied labour, was already almost extinct even before the last land-reform law, of 1961, according to Mr Mora, of the institute.
We can only guess how the all-seeing, all-knowing Google will use our YouTube viewing history to target ads now that its tied to our identities.
If Apple can demonstrate that its iPad branding is only valuable because its tied to the Apple iPad, the company might be able to bring down a proposed settlement figure.
In 1985 Boddingtons paid £27.5 million for the 160,000 barrel capacity Higsons Brewery in Liverpool and its tied estate of 160 public houses to form a combine with a £65 million turnover.
Seems it doesnt want its hands tied, either.
But Turkey may surprise on the upside, as it strengthens its ties to Euroland.
Britain is trying to run with its shoelaces tied together.
A workers' co-op has its hands tied.
That, the union said, left its hands tied.
