Recently, President Barack Obama has started to focus America's military and economic ties toward Asia, observers noted.
The "standing part" of a rope refers to that part which leads from the knot being tied toward the load.
The game, still tied toward the end and therefore still ripe, perennially ripe, for lit-critical attention was won by another Irving dazzler, a totally guarded three-pointer that sailed through the hoop and into posterity.
Under the new, merit-based visas, the legislation would gradually shift the emphasis from granting them based on family ties, toward visa approvals based on points awarded for an immigrant's work skills, current employment, education and length of time in the United States.
The governing principle of all knots, hitches, and bends is that the strain which pulls against them draws their constituent parts more tightly together, and the resulting friction allows the knot to "hold". The "standing part" of a rope refers to that part which leads from the knot being tied toward the load.
In this case, it would be mutually beneficial for closely related countries such as in Latin America, the Middle East, or regions in Africa, to initiate new or strengthen existing collaborative ties toward comprehensive genetic variation data capture.
A man in a tie sauntered toward us from the right, carrying a brown leather briefcase.
At the Royal Academy of Music, a few nights later, Muhly, dressed in a dark jacket and pants and a black sweater over a white shirt and a sparkly silver tie, sat toward the rear of the concert hall.
If two candidates otherwise seem tied, lean toward the more dramatic film.
The old ties ride toward the back of the train first on a conveyor belt and later by a small crane that wheels up and down the length of the train.
