Traducción Inglés-Español para "tied up"

tied up {pp} (también: tied)

tied up {adj.} (también: stranded, immobilized)

tied up {adj.} (también: immobilized)

tied up {adj.}

     to get tied up

I imagine that she is tied up in other meetings.

But politics is always tied up with interests.

Our joint effort must be tied up with this.

They have been tied up for five days now and their cargo is not being moved.

Indeed, all the appropriations for Kosovo have in fact been tied up already.

Serious concerns were expressed about the model getting tied up in red tape.

The boats were tied up in the harbours and the fishermen were reduced to idleness.

Mr President, one quarter of the Irish GDP is tied up in construction.

Agricultural and funding reform should not be tied up directly with enlargement.

The fact that the outermost regions exist is tied up to a large degree with colonial history.

It was an enormous administrative task and tied up huge amounts of administrative resources.

If I have read the situation correctly, it is all tied up with an enormous number of technical issues.

The financial resources of the organisations are tied up in wages and other administrative costs.

It will release assets for investment that are currently tied up unproductively in collateral.

It means that in Fleetwood, 30 inshore boats are tied up until the end of April.

Closely tied up with this are travelling expenses, a topic in which voters have considerable interest.

However, in my opinion, there are some loose ends which are not tied up by this Directive.

It is important to conduct an investigation into the effectiveness of the trans-European networks and the money tied up in them.

Some will have to stay with their boats tied up watching fishermen from other nationalities fish their very shores.