Sentence examples for being closely linked from inspiring English sources
Mexico and Canada, however, are also paying the price of being closely linked to the United States in trade and investment, the experts said.
If, however the article turns out to mean that the mosque and some of its trustees had a history of being closely linked to some hardline Muslim clerics then the action can be defended.
Another British civil servant told American officials that Spain may see progress on securing agreement on Open Skies and on the alliance – which includes the Spanish airline Iberia – as "being closely linked", a second cable reported.
The cable adds: "While the UK claims it is not drawing a link between what happens with the ATI ruling and second-stage talks, Morgan said Spain may see the two as being closely linked.
Lt. Col. Barry Johnson, a military spokesman in Iraq, said contractors like the Lincoln Group had been used to market the articles to reduce the risk to Iraqi publishers, who might be attacked if they were seen as being closely linked to the military.
The tension between being closely linked to communities and being an instrument for reforming them inevitably resulted in a struggle for political control of the police a struggle that was one of the dominant themes in the history of police in the United States.
