Sentence examples for been linked to questions from inspiring English sources

The harmonic regularity, which represents the elementary postulate for the comprehension process, has been linked to questions of language and its relation to the world.

While Mr. Garneau did not offer any specific reason for his department's review, Professor Moore said it might be linked to questions around Boeing's relationship with the F.A.A. as well as concerns about the certification of the Max series.

In practice, however, people's views on these issues tended to be linked to questions of safety; this was a strong theme through all the responses.

A solution would be to replace the observed sum score by a latent variable which is linked to question-specific scores via an item response theory model, see Fox (2010) who discusses a linear mixed-effects model for longitudinal MMSE data, or Klein Entink et al.

The re-negotiation of the vote keys has been linked to the question of extending the qualified majority umbrella.

The country's belligerent attitude has been linked to the question of who will succeed Kim Jong-il, the leader who is visibly ailing.

Overall immigration presents some specific and important questions on spending priorities but many of the challenges are linked to wider questions about the demand for public services and how they can be best delivered.

For Mr Obama's anti-war position to stick, it needs to be linked to broader questions of judgment.

The interest in corporate governance is linked to theoretical questions in microeconomics about how to account for the stability of firms.

In France, as elsewhere in Europe, the Roma issue is linked to difficult questions of ethnicity, race, social exclusion and political gamesmanship.

This includes general considerations for planning, conducting, and visualizing E-R analyses, and how these are linked to key questions.