The study of the role of research in child health policy and programmes in Pakistan [ 104] found some examples of immediate clear-cut linkage between research and decisions, but in general the view was that research was little utilised.
UNICEF also presented to the Executive Board a revised evaluation policy, which updated the existing policy, established in 2008, providing clearer linkages to UNICEF's mission and the principles of equity and gender equality.
"There seems to be a lack of clear linkage between pay and performance.
The panel found a clear linkage between the impact of storms and sea level rise, Mastrandrea said.
The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, added that "it is possible it is terrorist related, potentially Al Qaeda," adding, "But at this time there is no direct or clear linkage between these incidents and any terrorist cell or network".
But Brian Folkerts, vice president of government affairs for the National Food Processors Association, said that "if one state imposed a warning requirement not adopted by other states, there is pretty clear linkage that could lead to considerable confusion".
In The Trouble With Guns, published in the year of the agreement, Malachi O'Doherty summarises Sinn Féin's tactics: "Republicans would talk us all into a clear linkage between two things that were not necessarily part of each other: constitutional agreement and peace.
The Nigerian Amos Tutuola wrote The Palm-Wine Drinkard and His Dead Palm-Wine Tapster in the Deads' Town (1952), its construction revealing a clear linkage between the oral and literary traditions.
Mr. Lhota denies that the move was retaliatory, but Patrick Lally, a high-ranking aide to Mr. Lhota who was involved in the decision to leave the group, said in an interview that "there was a very clear linkage".
The results provide a clear linkage between landslides and sediment discharge due to hydrological processes occurring in the hillslope.
