But, if a police department loses ties to its community, it becomes an occupying force.
The company is estimated to be putting $5 billion per year into original content production and licensing content to drive more audience to its platforms, which it ties to its ultimate drive for more shopping on Amazon.
In this way, mental health reform can be viewed as an example of 'centralisation', whereby the Federal Government assumes a more active role in the oversight, public reporting, sanctioning and rewarding of State/Territory policy performance via the conditions it ties to its financial assistance [ 6].
BMW's travails have prompted speculation in Germany that it might seek closer ties to its rival Daimler.
It looks as if the company has stopped seeing the internet as something it should serve and enhance, choosing instead to treat it as something Google itself ties to its own internal reality.
As a result, it had strong economic and social ties to its immediate urban surroundings.
The new Scotland wouldn't have any representation at Westminster, but it would still have strong economic ties to its southern neighbor.
L'Humanité, which was formerly the official publication of the French Communist party and which, although it has long been independent, retains strong ties to its political roots, was the only paper to publish the release.
Melville's picks include the Chesapeake Bay town of Annapolis, Md., which he says "is somehow able to maintain ties to its historic colonial and maritime past without seeming hokey," adding, it is "perhaps the East's most romantic town".
But Eritrea's ties to its south-eastern neighbour are undeniable hunger may drive them closer together.
For all this, surfing retains some ties to its early Californian ethos.
