Tie breaker. ClOSe. Very clOSe.

Tie breaker. Close. Very close.

- Yeah, is my tie right? - Close.

In addition, he announced that a donor meeting was planned for immediately following the closure of the plenary session of the Executive Committee in an effort to more closely tie the approval of the budget with its funding.

Even though it's close to a tie, we were hoping for better defence from the...

Even though it's close to a tie, we were hoping for better defence from the: : .

Why'd you have to mess everything up, huh? [Zip tie closes]

It is stated that his daughter Jamila suffers from “a number of physical and emotional disabilities” and has a close emotional tie with her father.

For example, the provisions on the prevention and detection of transfers of proceeds of crime complement the measures to prevent money-laundering, while the provisions on international cooperation for purposes of confiscation (chapter V, arts. 54 and 55) tie in closely with the overall provisions on international cooperation, in particular mutual legal assistance.

These commitments are among those which are now guiding the system in its follow-up to the 2005 World Summit Outcome, which is the focus of section II of the present report, and which tie in closely with the ongoing work of the Secretary-General's High-level Panel on United Nations System-wide Coherence in the Areas of Development, Humanitarian Assistance and the Environment, also referred to in that section.