Sentence examples for be linked to operations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Green said any new lending business in the United States would be linked to operations elsewhere, like offering products to Hispanics in the United States by using existing networks in Latin America.

Tehran has also built a network of surrogates, through the Revolutionary Guards' élite Quds Force, which has been linked to operations on five continents.

The D.E.C.'s regional director, Ray Cowan, said the agreement "effectively resolves a number of outstanding violations" he said were linked to operation of the sewer plant before an $8 million upgrade the town completed last year.

Meanwhile, Chevron argues that Ecuador's contamination cannot be linked to its operations in the country.

Apart from infection, the rest can be linked to the operation itself.

The scales and coherence of the vortex structures can be examined, and their existence can ultimately be linked to the operation of a number of cardiac structures influencing flow in the heart.

In the case where autopsy was not performed, death was assumed to be linked to the operation.

"We are sharing intelligence and we are considering the possibility that the Milly Dowler inquiry could be linked to what is called operation Yeaddiss, but I must stress that we are only exploring that as a possibility and they have not been formally linked," Mr McEntee said today.

The existence of colinearity in the ParaHox cluster of chordates implies that the organisation of the ParaHox genes could well be linked to their control and operation.

But the operations could very well be linked to Minnesota's Drug Recognition Evaluator program.

One of Baker's slyest achievements is that by the end of the novel Tom's affair with Slim has also been linked to the operations of the Big Crowd.