Sentence examples for better linking to from inspiring English sources

Highfield said the other three areas being discussed with the BBC were: a video bank that would make BBC regional content available to local media partners free of charge; a shared data journalism unit; and an agreement on better linking to local media content on BBC news sites and attribution to content originated in the local media.

A better linking to the cell wall or even uptake into bacteria is therefore supposed for these derivatives.

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.

The Guardian is taking steps to make these more relevant to individuals and better linked to business performance and undertaking training to help improve completion rates.

The payouts sparked a backlash from unions, who regard them as evidence that David Cameron's government should take steps to ensure top pay is better linked to performance.

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

But he said core investment for Headspace was falling and it needed to be better linked to high schools and more expertise to treat more complex cases.

The Swiss regulator called for high-level executives to have a significant part of their pay deferred for a minimum of three years to ensure it was better linked to risk.

Therefore, additional landscape elements within managed areas should be restored and protected against the conversion into arable land and better linked to surrounding landscape elements in order to efficiently support bats within the agroecosystem.

India will be better linked to its own northeastern states, otherwise connected to India through a tiny "chicken's neck" of land known as the Siliguri Corridor to Bangladesh's northwest.