Sentence examples for any linkages from inspiring English sources

"It is going to be extraordinarily important for Dr. Kissinger to prove to the nation that he comes to this without any linkages that could remain suspect," Mr. Kerry said on the NBC program "Meet The Press".

He and director/co-writer Shane Black were watching rough cuts of the first Avengers as they were writing Iron Man 3 and were determined to make any linkages meaningful.

2. Big nodes without any linkages reveal relationships that are best kept hidden.

A cohesive timeline: Document when you will perform each phase of research and any linkages between the phases.

And the regulators would be in position, I think, and this is a bit of a stretch, but I think the regulators would be in much better position with transparent reporting to see if there are any linkages from the CDS market to the equity market.

When trying to decide whether solid Earth tectonic forces or climate and surface processes control the structural evolution and exposure history of mountains, it is important to have an independent climate record to compare with erosional reconstruction in order to test for any linkages.

Even Senator Barbara Boxer, a reliable Obama administration ally on foreign policy matters, commented on her Twitter feed that "any linkage between Israel and apartheid is nonsensical and ridiculous".

There is hardly any linkage between left and right online.

The bankers refused any linkage to the overall debt negotiations.

"There is no recollection here of any linkage between these two actions," said the spokesman, Sean McCormick.

That would send an appropriate signal to Israel without offering any linkage, or comfort, to Saddam Hussein.