Sentence examples for close links of from inspiring English sources

Given the political climate in Britain now, and the close links of Prime Minister David Cameron's former media director, Andy Coulson, to the phone hacking scandal, the opposition clearly wants to keep the issue front and center.

Indeed, what radical historian EP Thompson wrote about in his 1971 book Warwick University Limited about the close links of that university to business has now been become writ large for all universities, new and old, "good" and "not so good".

Close links of the palaeoclimate conditions and the early occupation migrations in the Tobol Ishim region are manifested by specific socio-economic adaptive patterns reflecting landscape dynamics and availability of natural resources as well as scale and intensity of broader territorial cultural interactions.

For the IA-2 autoantigen, relationships between HLA-DRB1*04 expression, the detection of T cell responses to specific IA-2 peptides and the presence of autoantibodies to specific regions of the antigen provide evidence of close links of HLA alleles with both T cell and B cell responses to a major autoantigen in type 1 diabetes [ 6].

In general terms, the robustness of land use and biomass harvest data from the statistical handbooks has been described as relatively high, due to the close links of biophysical data and economic, fiscal and strategic interests (Fischer-Kowalski et al., 2011).

The high complexity of this technology requires a close linking of technologic and economic aspects in system cost assessment.

Other transactions described in court records establish the close link of Mahonia and Chase, before it merged with J. P. Morgan.

With little known about HIV/AIDS in SEE, this study provides guidance on how SEE countries can help prevent a possible rise in the prevalence of HIV given the close link of ART adherence and spread of HIV.

"In the past several years, our school has developed a heightened appreciation of the close link of book publishing to journalism, in large part through the great success of professor Sam Freedmans course on non-fiction writing.

The close linking of music with dance and theatre can be seen in the Korean drum dance, in which the dancer also is a musician who plays the drum, and in a number of Japanese Kabuki and puppet plays that show characters expressing hidden feelings by playing a musical instrument.

Scotus's close linking of conscience and the development of the virtues allows him to combine the two sources.