Robert had called her the week before, told her what he was wearing, and asked which tie he should wear.
So it is with "green bonds", instruments which tie the proceeds of a bond issue to environmentally friendly investments.
Mr. Annan's report looks for ways to minimize those holds, which tie up hundreds of millions of dollars.
The implied "like" and "as," which tie metaphor to the real world they transform, fell out of his mind.
Retirees want access to their money, she added, and unlike annuities, which tie up your principal, mutual funds provide it.
More damaging are bagworms, which tie cocoons on juniper or arborvitae and on deciduous trees like birch, elm and willow.
Hashtags — which tie Twitter posts together — have become an important sorting mechanism, turning connected reports by individual Twitter accounts into an ad hoc news service.
The troubles at Kabul Bank, which tie the Fahim and Karzai families together, could strain the alliance between President Karzai and Vice President Fahim.
Under her leadership, the company has paid more attention to designing and selling consumer products, such as toys and clothing, which tie into its shows.
These streets, which tie for the city's steepest at a gradient of 31.5percentt, offer an incredible ride -- or a day's workout in 10 minutes flat.
Justice for Domestic Workers is campaigning to repeal controversial visa laws introduced by the home secretary, Theresa May, which tie domestic workers visas to their employers.
