Sentence examples similar to avoid linking with from inspiring English sources
Johnson's decision is a big blow to the prime minister who had pleaded with him earlier on Sunday to avoid "linking arms" with Nigel Farage and George Galloway in backing a British exit from the EU.
Mental health charities have urged people to avoid linking depression with murderous acts.
It is also a personal humiliation for the prime minister who had urged Johnson hours earlier to avoid "linking arms" with Nigel Farage and George Galloway in backing a British exit from the EU.
Some Taiwanese, however, have tried to avoid linking their cultural traditions with China, despite their Chinese roots.
"We try to avoid links with the Syrians.
The band decided not to keep this name as they were keen to avoid links with a particular place Bunford gave the example of the song's use on a travel documentary about Miami as something the group did not want to see.
For instance, UNICEF attaches ethical strings to its supply contracts, favouring companies that pledge to avoid links with such activities as landmine production and exploitative child labour.
The incident coincided with mounting tension between Iran and the West over its nuclear program, although British officials sought publicly to avoid linking the two.
Mr. Donohue said that while he generally supported the report's findings, he believed that the study seemed to have purposefully avoided linking abuse cases with the increase in the number of gay men who became priests during the 1960s and 1970s.
His words were seen here as a dangerous departure from the European mainstream, which has so far avoided linking Islamist terror with the issue of migration.
