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Courts' hands are tied because of sentencing guidelines.
Mr. Hazelwood said his organization's hands were tied because of the rules of the international federation.
Mara said Tagliabue's hands were tied because of the restraints of the collective bargaining agreement.
His hands will be tied because of the position of weakness from which he entered the coalition," he said.
Mortgage approvals fell to half the previous year's level in April, manufacturing activity is down, and the Bank of England's hands are largely tied because of inflation pressures.
"Lifting the ban on open service will allow our armed forces to recruit the best and brightest," Mr. Berle said, "and not have their hands tied because of an individual's sexual orientation".
On Saturday, there will be no tie because of overtime.
To encourage offense, the N.A.S.L. awarded 6 points for a win, 0 for a loss (there were no ties because of the league's novel shootout scheme).
"But not telling him has ruined my relationship with him, and we've cut ties because of her," she told the Sun.
It's also important to keep a strong ties in the Middle East with credible ties because of the energy crisis we're now in.
What greater embarrassment could McEnroe suffer than to be disqualified - costing his country a match and perhaps the tie - because of an outburst.
