Sentence examples for Economic connection from inspiring English sources

The economic connection, however, goes far beyond mere buying and selling.

It's a connection: an economic connection between you as a fan and the artist that you love.

To minimize endogeneity concerns, we require that the firm where the distraction occurs has no major economic connection with the subject firm, and that the independent director plays an important role at the event firm where the professional distraction occurs.

However, because an economic connection by itself is insufficient to establish a right to impose tax on foreign-source income, there can be no justification for imposing tax on a corporation's foreign-source income.

Indigenous peoples within the Murray Darling Basin have traditionally struggled for the recognition of their cultural, social, environmental, spiritual, commercial and economic connection to the waters that they have traditionally used, as well as their right to engage in all stages of water planning processes.

Generally speaking, the closer the distance between areas, the stronger their economic connection.

By itself, the second stage of the project, connecting Birmingham to cities further north, might help boost economic connections between all those cities.

-What, if any, diplomatic or economic connections did or does this country have to the United States?

Laura Adams, an accountant with the state government, said she welcomed the new economic connections.

Students make the political, philosophical and economic connections they were always going to make.

For another, the legal, financial and economic connections between Wales and England are greater those between Scotland and England.