Sentence examples for We need to link from inspiring English sources

We need to link arms on the streets and keep calling out racism in public debate.

We need to link high-quality focused scientific research to new policy-relevant interdisciplinary efforts for global sustainability.

We need to link more explicitly translational research and skills at all levels (the University of Sheffield's Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre provides a good model here).

"We need to link our rail station with the city to create a fantastic first impression of Coventry," she said.

We need to link up with the HIV community to address TB-HIV co-infection.

We need to link with the rest and beyond because the ocean does not stop where political boundaries are drawn.

We needed to link the campaigns that CL/VU is working on through one cultural narrative that is powerful enough to combat the idea that the housing crisis is over.

He said: "We have got some great growth going on at the present moment in Greater Manchester, but so much more could be done if we work together with other cities. "To do that, we do need to link these [northern] cities together in a much better way than they are at present".

As the next part of the process, we now need to link the change objectives to theoretical methods and apply those methods correctly in an intervention (Kok, 2014).

Or if we really need to link it to a celebrity to force immediate action, does BP want to be the corporation that gives Sandra Bullock's baby a hacking cough?

We also need to link up with the development community, given the protracted nature of the crisis and its long-term effects, which will be felt for generations to come.