Sentence examples for better linked with from inspiring English sources

We assess whether they would be better linked with other types of support or an external provider.

Some of the respondents mentioned surveillance should be expanded to other diseases and be better linked with each other.

The co-ordination of specialist eye services may act as a template for other areas of health care and the lessons learned could help other specialist services better link with primary care.

"In France, we need to make better links with companies," she said.

Friendship with Israel served Germany's goal of better links with America as well as its conscience.

In the first 20 years of Israel's existence, relations were often cool and Washington had better links with some Arab countries.

The Portuguese, who took over the rotating European Union presidency on July 1st, are making better links with Africa a priority of their six-month presidency.

At a cultural level, he said, the result was that Spain's contemporary arts centers often had developed better links with their counterparts overseas than among themselves.

Girton College, where she was a fellow for nearly 30 years, was right to go mixed in the 1970s, to widen access by better links with comprehensive schools and with British Asians, and to be less preoccupied with gender, she feels.

But what has changed is the way schools like ours – just like the traditional independent schools – now see it as part of our mission to support talented students through mentoring, flexible timetabling, and better links with their all-important coaches".

It also seeks to build in better links with Welsh-language speakers, by involving the Audience Council Wales, creating annual performance measures so the BBC Trust and S4C Authority can assess the public value and reaction to programmes.