In each instance there was, he argued, a link between politicians, the police and the press; each, he asserted, had a vested interest in creating a particular version of events, and in each case, identifiable "folk devils" were under attack.
It argues a link between Catholic teaching on sexuality and life issues like abortion and Catholic stances on social issues like poverty and the environment.
It is, he has vigorously argued, an essential link to keeping him apprised of events outside his ever-tightening cocoon.
9. Some but not all have argued for a link between this group and the Mu'tazilite school; see Stroumsa 2009, 10.
In its editorial on Monday, the Guardian argued: A clear and compelling link can be made between the rejection of mainstream parties by voters in Bradford West last week and George Osborne's budget – and it has nothing to do with pasties.
Michael Fortescue, a specialist in Eskimo Aleut as well as in Chukotko-Kamchatkan, argues for a link between Uralic, Yukaghir, Chukotko-Kamchatkan, and Eskimo Aleut in Language Relations Across Bering Strait (1998).
This argues for a link between mucus properties and the immune system and cytokines produced.
Therefore, the outcome may be in line with previous studies that argue for a link between the traumatizing effects of warfare on men's propensity for domestic abuse [ 20, 21].
During the 1980s, several scientists argued forcefully for a link between these parasites and allergies.
I'm not arguing that seeing a link between kids and animals is an exclusively modern phenomenon — that it's some anxious, overcompensatory affectation of nature-deprived Americans, like those elaborate stone shower stalls, made to look like waterfalls and grottos, or the Paleo Diet.
However, as Curtis (2007: 660) convincingly argues, there is "a link between dirt, disgust, hygiene and disease," a link that "predates history, that predates science and culture, that even predates Homo sapiens".
