| However, you also don't have any idea as to how many will tie-up and how many will opt to fish. |
| In a rare tie-up, a business house and a social service organization joined hands for a cause. |
| As Britain's first big commercial radio deal, the tie-up is likely to be pored over by the competition authorities. |
| When the traffic tie-up reached back to Capilano Mall some frustrated but experienced North Van commuters headed for the Second Narrows crossing. |
| He expressed the belief that the tie-up would increase bargaining power when negotiating with artists and suppliers. |
| Four Labour councillors and senior officers are looking into a proposed tie-up with a commercial organisation to take over some support services. |
