He also said the Neg legislation "needs to not tie the hands of future governments" and Labor would not "cop any devices to lock in low ambition".
And this vow, as he narrated it, spoke of Rais's emerging character: on one level, the sacrifice and self-denial, the willingness to shelve any plan and scale any mountain for the family; and, on another, his early intuition that the strings tying down others need not bind him.
Medical need is not tied to the economic cycle.
Better IT systems now mean that people need not be tied to a particular desk.
Such data need not be tied to an individual to be useful as a research tool.
The authors test the assumption that the core of implicit motives is the desire for particular affective experiences and that motive satisfaction need not be tied to any particular domain.
People who embrace this cosmopolitan outlook assume that individuals can and should be at home anywhere in the world, that they need not be tied to any particular place.
And perhaps one legacy of Vietnam is the belief that how we treat those who serve, or wish to serve, in the military need not be tied to our feelings about American foreign policy.
Freed from the demands of rapping, hip-hop acts seem more versatile than ever -- performers who consider themselves part of the culture need not be tied to a single genre, or a single sound.
While Cobra is adding the camera warning system to a new line of detectors to be introduced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week, the company says that red-light alerts need not be tied only to radar-detecting equipment.
