Sentences with phrase «which is tied»

One of their friends did the lettering on the chalkboard (which is tied to a funny «Home Alone» memory they share), and everything (except the «G» stocking) came from my house.

This new endeavor — which is tied to the first day of the Hispanic Heritage Month celebration — is in support of the Hispanic Wealth Project initiative launched earlier this year by the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals, which seeks to focus on increasing homeownership, personal savings and small business ownership across the Hispanic demographic.

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Meanwhile, the cost of a purchased house was 5.4 percent higher in February from the same time last year, which is tied with May 2014 for the biggest gain.

and monitored carefully, tied to an agent per se, rather than like a deposit which is tied to an address.

Townsend says another factor to consider is child support, which is tied to custody arrangements, and ESP could lead to problems.

concern at how the reporting process of the framework will be tied to other processes in respect of policy and planning (in this regard, the question is whether there should be a third tier of indicators which is tied to service delivery.

In simplified terms, this means that sidechains carry their own data sets / functionality which is tied into the parent chain.

On our final unit, which is tied to T - Mobile, there are a few carrier - specific apps, but otherwise, there's no bloatware loaded in sight and this trim offering is complemented by the interface's quick operation.

The third deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history was at Virginia Tech University in 2007, when 32 people were killed, and the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, which is tied for the fourth - highest casualty shooting, led to 26 deaths.

MAPI is capable of IMAP - style syncing of emails, contacts, calendars, and other features, all of which is tied into local email clients or apps.

However, policies are often sold with a maturity date which is tied to your age.

They used a hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus), unavailable to us new world types, and the spring divination thing got picked up by others, becoming imbolc for the Celts and Candlemas for the Christians eventually, all of which is tied up with the usual mix of fertility, purification and divination concerns, plausible in Europe where the green tips of things might just start pushing up through the soil along about now.

According to BC Justice Minister Suzanne Anton, via CHEK news, «It is the world's first online dispute resolution tribunal which is tied in with the public justice system.»

The first is that the price of gas, which is tied to that of oil, has dropped in Europe, squeezing the margins of the companies that are spending large sums setting up the supply line.

18) Despite activist concerns over CO2 levels, CO2 is a minor greenhouse gas, unlike water vapour which is tied to climate concerns, and which we can't even pretend to control

The second type is more intractable in terms of the dynamics of cloud formation and evolution, which is tied up with the overall chaotic fluid dynamics and problems with the fundamental equations in dealing with the interactions of the broad range of scales in this problem.

The starter set opens the hub worlds of the three main characters which is tied to their franchise.

In this symmetric multiplayer mode, which is tied to the story of the game, you can have up to four players per session.

Want to own the complete PSP Persona collection, including Persona 3 Portable, which is tied for the second - best - reviewed PSP game of ALL TIME, according to Gamerankings.com?

There's a fourth optional style which reflects his combat techniques from the PS2 original, which is tied to the new «Majima Everywhere» mechanic exclusive to this remaster.

They (pecalang) use black - red - white checkerboard - pattern «saput» (a traditional Balinese lower cloth which is tied in waist and is used to cover the main cloth (kamben).

The local currency is the Belize dollar which is tied to the US dollar at a fixed exchange rate of US $ 1.00 = BZ $ 2.00.

Each year a theme for World Veterinary Day is chosen to promote animal health, which is tied to human health.

Adopters are encouraged to be open - minded, to see the dogs for who they are, rather than what they «should be» because of the label which is tied to them.

You can dangle the treat on the thread, which is tied to a stick or pencil, (you'll remove the treat from the thread before rewarding your hamster, of course).

Fiber — which is tied to how a dog's body processes carbohydrates — comes in two forms: soluble fiber, which has prebiotic effects, and insoluble fiber, which isn't digested by the dog or by gut bacteria.

The most heavily traded contracts were the US 500 which is tied to the price of the CME E-mini S&P 500 Index Futures, and contracts in the EUR / USD exchange rate, according to the update.

Caterpillar has faced falling demand in its resources business which is tied to mining.

A note receivable usually includes a specific interest rate, or a rate which is tied to another interest rate, such as a bank's prime rate.

Consider getting a card with a co-signer, which restricts credit limit increases; a prepaid debit card; or a bank - secured credit card, which is tied to the amount of money in a savings account.

Now, with cuts from China's government in steel and coal production, input prices have been going up, which is tied to US inflation.

Scotia iTRADE, for example, still has their #mymakeithappen social media campaign, which is tied to their website in which people share personal finance stories in exchange for a chance to win an Apple Watch Series 2.

RBC has another product which is tied to the performance of the prime interest rate, the rate banks charge their best customers, which stood at 2.7 per cent in late 2015.

Additionally, the Fed funds rate influences the prime rate, the interest rate awarded to bank customers with the best credit, which is tied to various loans and savings account yields.

However, policies are often sold with a maturity date which is tied to your age.

Then finally there is cost, which is tied in neatly with design and build quality.

Max is the reluctant president of the Skulls motorcycle club, which is tied up in the cult leader's web of drugs.

The revised steering system is enhanced by two levels of power assist, which is tied into the new electronically controlled dampers.

This example carries nearly $ 20,000 in options over a base A7, much of which is tied to the Prestige trim ($ 6330) and a number of tech features.

The real driver of segregation in American education is the neighborhood school attendance boundary, which is tied to segregated housing patterns.

NYS can do better than Common Core which is tied to testing & failing public schools myth.

These worksheets have a study guide of text which is tied to learning the key skills associated with understanding Pronouns.

This bill would not only destroy the current state accountability system for schools and districts but also gut the new teacher evaluation system, which is tied to assessment systems.

These worksheets have a study guide of text which is tied to learning the key skills associated with understanding how contractions work within English language.

Metal Gear Solid requires you to create an avatar, which is tied to your single - player and online multiplayer save file / account.

Imax auditoriums grossed roughly $ 3M last night, which is tied with the large format exhibitor's results for Ultron and Civil War.

April 2, 2015 • Hypertension, which is tied to sodium intake, is more prevalent in the South.

Other services include MeetMoi, which is tied more to a user's mobile location, and BigCafe, which rewards members the more they play with points and «coins» used to send virtual gifts.

This casual top with a strapless style emphasizes allover polka dot pattern, an elastic waist with pretty ruffle trimming, and a cute bowknot string which is tied at the waist.