Sentence examples for attempting to link from inspiring English sources

"It's the Republicans — Bob McDonnell — who are trying to nationalize the election by attempting to link Creigh Deeds with the national policies of the Democratic Party".

Conservative election strategists appear increasingly sure that attempting to link Sadiq Khan to radical Muslims will win Zac Goldsmith votes in the London mayoral election on 5 May.

In London, the religion of the Labour candidate for the city's mayor became an issue only when his Conservative opponent made it one, by attempting to link his rival to Islamist extremism in a campaign criticised as divisive and racist.

By attempting to link Khan with Islamist extremism, fundamentalism and terrorism, Goldsmith's campaign rightly goes down in history along with the racist Tory campaign in Smethwick during the 1964 general election and the homophobic Liberal campaign in Bermondsey in 1983.

Although the Federalists soon branded Jefferson's followers Democratic-Republicanss," atoempting to link them with the excesses of the French Revolution, the Republicans officially adopted the derisive label in 1798.

Exit polls conducted by Bendixen & Amandi International revealed that 44 percent of Miami's Cuban-Americans voted to re-elect President Obama last month, despite a Mitt Romney TV ad attempting to link the president with Mr. Castro.

On the stump, Winston Churchill had failed to convince when he attempted to link socialism and "the gestapo".

Research that attempts to link human morality with biological evolution (of yeast, in this case) has always had broad appeal.

Here, however, a problem arises that dogs attempts to link actual payment to actual value.

It started when Reyes recently attempted to link a newly registered domain to Google Apps.

The final stage of this analysis attempts to link defects in requirements to the quality of crime scripts.