Sentence examples for are linked to longstanding from inspiring English sources
Sessions' comments in that interview help us understand how the DACA debate, and all conversations over "legal" and "illegal" immigration, are linked to longstanding, exclusionary visions of American identity and community.
They are characterised by high unemployment and weak infrastructure, both of which are linked to longstanding and multiple insurgencies.
How does this international interest, which itself is linked to longstanding political and economic interests in the region (including alliances with the old regimes), affect the work of Arab women activists, the political projects they seek to undertake, and even the definitions of social justice with which they can work?
This academic stereotyping is linked to longstanding and pervasive stereotypes about black men as anti-intellectual and as having innate physical abilities.
And a recent study in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences backs longstanding claims by Native Canadians that their high cancer rates are linked to contaminated waters resulting from oil sands excavation.
Speculation was mounting that the star's death may be linked to his longstanding use of painkillers.
Hopkins said the latest shooting was believed to be linked to a longstanding feud between gangs in central Salford, and Swinton – a rivalry also connected to the murder of Massey.
His name already has been linked to speculation involving the Timberwolves' longstanding interest in acquiring Pau Gasol to pair him with his fellow Spaniard Rubio.
6 The reported incidence of heart disease was similarly low, a longstanding observation that has been linked to the regular consumption of fish and sea mammals.
It will also fuel the longstanding scientific debate over whether Agent Orange is linked to a variety of other diseases, including cancer.
A Pakistani businessman who has been linked to the illegal export from the United States to Pakistan of high-speed switches has longstanding ties to the country's powerful military, according to documents filed in an American court and interviews here.
