| These symmetries tie together particles usually considered constituents of matter with the quanta of forces. |
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| One of those pithy phrases that tie together life, death, and the transcendental power of the written word. |
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| Gently wrap the fillets together with caul fat or tie together with butcher's twine. |
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| However, the authors do manage to tie together the moments that will define his legacy. |
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| Kirk therefore interrupted Eriksson frequently, challenging him to tie together details that at first seemed contradictory. |
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| These perspectives tie together the attributes around themes we identified in the course of our work. |
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| The cloud does potentially tie together a number of Microsoft's acquisitions in an attractive way. |
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| The recreation trail will tie together the shopping area, old and new residential areas, schools, an arena and a park. |
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| We should tie together what is good in the short term with regard to combating unemployment with what is needed in the long term. |
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| The third, fourth, and fifth propositions tie together social group identity and place, particularly emphasizing the influence of social group identity on strategic behavior in natural resource politics. |
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| In this case, however, going last is not so bad. That's because, in order to tie together the issues discussed so far, we need to take a global view of the economy. |
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| This is also something that the Commission must respond to so that we tie together long-term sustainable development, that is to say economic, environmentally-friendly and social development. |
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| Could it ever have, though, with so many strands to tie together? |
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| Combat fierce opponents with a groundbreaking dynamic combat system that forces you to react to your opponents as you tie together devastating combinations of attacks. |
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| It only attempts to tie together the various shifts observed in earlier sections of the paper by assigning a careful system of weights to reflect the importance of the various shifts. |
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| Junger and Quested also tie together the historical fragments. |
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| Because of these environmental concerns, several initiatives have been undertaken to tie together the ecology and product design to lessen the burden of consumer goods on the environment. |
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| The next step was to develop Traditions discussion topics that would engage departmental policy and program priorities and tie together some of the themes investigated in the prior National Gatherings. |
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| If passed, Bill C-304 would tie together Canada's current patchwork of homelessness and housing initiatives and would mandate the government to create a plan that is effective and comprehensive. |
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| The Advisory Committee recommends that the Secretary-General be requested to prepare a detailed report that would tie together interrelated issues while reflecting the unique nature of the United Nations and its central role. |
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