The apron strings that tie local governments tightly to the centre were to be loosened.
" The heavyweight boxing fan favors mergers among local institutions and tie-ups with foreign ones "to build ourselves up into Mike Tyson.
Some of the biggest bangs for the development buck lie in spending on schools and health, and cheap, local roads that tie isolated communities to the broader market.
Empty homes were a blight on communities, said the charity, often attracting fly-tipping and vandalism, which can tie up local resources and deter investment in an area.
It may hasten a tie-up with local savings banks, or with another Landesbank.
Its sales teams fan out across cities in search of tie-ups with local merchants, and those deals are then offered to subscribers through their website, emails and smartphone apps.
As well as the play, the young people - who are aged between and 13 and 19 and are all local - have made a film to tie in with the play which will be shown before each performance.
So now a creative salesman will find a way to tie in beer with other sponsors like local supermarkets, which can get a good deal on a sponsorship with the team in exchange for displaying case stacks for a beer brand in prominent spots on the floor.
Smaller local utilities complain that self-regulation lets the big generators tie them into loss-making long-term contracts.
Local side Club Africain will host APR of Rwanda in a delayed African Champions League first-round tie.
Consider a transmission case in Montana that is now ensnared in both the body politic and in the local courts: The state would host a 215-mile power line owned by Enbridge, called the Montana Alberta Tie.
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