Sentence examples similar to will tie to from inspiring English sources

The gain was balanced by a $26.2 million charge to erase good will tied to its North American operations, a $5.2 billion charge for impairment of European assets and a $2.2 billion charge related to its salaried pension plans.

Under the new deal, 54% of his payout will tied to performance targets.

While some of these projects will tie in to articles in the magazine, other videos will stand alone.

He added: "He will tie himself to a new contract because he wants to be here and he can be a great here at this football club".

Chelsea striker Didier Drogba, 33, expects to sign a new one-year contract extension that will tie him to Stamford Bridge until 2013.

Both parties have been watching carefully in recent months to see how closely Robin Carnahan, the Democratic candidate for the Senate seat, will tie herself to the president.

The rail line will tie Panama to the post-Panamax trade, but cargo shipped on the railroad will not be subject to Canal Commission tolls.

Yaya Toure has agreed a new contract with Manchester City that will tie him to the club until 2017.

With probability 1/(2n-1) you will tie it to the same strand, forming a 1-strand loop, and with probability (2n-2)/(2n-1) you tie it to some other strand.

This will tie them to a particular place and commute pattern.

The 39-year-old winger's deal will tie him to the Old Trafford club until June 2014 and complete his 23rd season as a first-team player.