Sentence examples for better linking from inspiring English sources

Kaine campaigned on better linking land-use policies with transportation.

The government has formed an advisory council, chaired by Abbott, that will look at ways of better linking scientific discovery with business.

By better linking Britain's major cities, an extra 180,000 peak time seats could be provided, as well as a 30% increase in freight.

It facilitates more radical interactions between different styles of knowledge, fostering potentially transformative solutions, and better linking scientific and technological advances with marginalised interests and social innovations.

The findings promote a vision of collaborative search support in spontaneous and ubiquitous multi-device settings, and better linking of conversation objects to searchable entities.

Better linking of data is likely to become more widespread after the Department of Health publishes its information strategy, according to Tim Straughan, chief executive of the NHS Information Centre.

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

Among the questions he's investigating are: How can farmer motivations be better linked to the science of agroecology?

Meteorological agencies have improved their warning systems over the past decade and are better linked to local radio stations.

Additional research is warranted to better link landscape processes with distributed sources that contribute to community respiration.

All this is on top of making sure that pay in the future is better linked to genuine long-term performance.