Sentence examples for can be explicitly linked to from inspiring English sources

Tim Buckley, of the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, says the posture of many Chinese companies can be explicitly linked to a Chinese government mandate to expand their global footprint.

Before embarking on a mission to garner more data and more insights just because you can, make sure what you are enabling can be explicitly linked to improved business processes or impact.

In such a system, key performance metrics (e.g., optimal fuel management, peak cladding temperature in design-basis accidents, levelized cost of electricity) can be explicitly linked to design inputs (e.g., assembly duct thickness, tolerances), enabling an exceptional level of design consistency.

Even if they don't give money, the royals can and should be explicitly linked to fundraising appeals.

The time-path of debt repayment could be explicitly linked to the timing of the economic recovery.

The recommendations should be explicitly linked to the supporting evidence.

Decisions could then finally be explicitly linked to the underlying data (traceability).

Apart from the sexual connotations, there is an aspirational undercurrent to the lyrics, and like many of their subsequent songs, desire is explicitly linked to ambition–"Free your mind of doubt and danger/Be for real don't be a stranger/We can achieve it/We can achieve it".

Not only was religion here served much less raw, in other words, but it was explicitly linked to secular power.

The euro zone has more to worry about, for many of its pay deals are explicitly linked to prices.

The brand of democratic socialism preached by Sanders is explicitly linked to the American legacy of Roosevelt.