Sentence examples for closely linking from inspiring English sources

Closely linking remuneration to the share price may encourage staff to caress the figures.

The company also said it would begin more closely linking executive compensation to financial goals and return on capital each year.

Mr. Giuliani's focus on terrorism, and so closely linking it to the Iraq war, could pose political risks, particularly in a general election.

By closely linking their time in battle with their writing, Egremont stresses an ambivalence: some of the poets, such as Ivor Gurney, positively cherished their sense of belonging to a troop ("I cannot remember a time when my health was better") and enjoyed the war before the real horror began.

Namely, closely linking career progression to tenure, as is common in the public sector in many countries, would effectively mean selecting people lacking in public service motivation for leadership positions.

The wrapping of few-layered graphene functions crucially as a "bridge" closely linking three-dimensional (3D) carbon nanofibers and electrocatalytically active MoS2, providing a highly conductive pathway through the whole hybrids, thus facilitating the transport of electrons.

Water and energy are closely linked.

Stonington and Fulton Fish Market are closely linked.

Moreover, truth and meaning are closely linked.

The hunger is closely linked to politics.

Our economies are closely linked.