Sentence examples for create a linkage between from inspiring English sources
"For so long, the civil rights groups have tried to create a linkage between race and diversity, but now we can see that it's really nothing more than a racial quota system".
For example, PTAs often create a linkage between a drug registration authority's work and the patent system by requiring the drug authority to establish procedures that allow a patent owner to prevent the marketing of a drug by a third party that it believes affects its patent rights [ 30].
Paul Feig is credited as a producer on the film, creating a linkage between the Peanuts gang and the kids on the television series "Freaks and Geeks," which he created and was likewise set amid a group of kids trying to figure out the world.
At the outset it had been planned to recruit half the AIF's initial commitment of 20,000 personnel from Australia's part-time forces, and volunteers were initially recruited from within designated regimental areas, thus creating a linkage between the units of the AIF and the units of the home service Militia.
If choreography means creating a linkage on stage between bodies, that becomes a patterned, often rule-bound dance, then nothing Bausch did (with the possible exception of her "Rite") fits that definition.
"Our highest priority is to create a seamless linkage between bricks and clicks," Mr. Keyser said.
This increasingly important discipline attempts to conceptually combine elements of research, education, quality improvement, and electronic systems development to create a seamless linkage between interventions that improve patient care and their routine implementation in daily clinical practice.
Previously many authors, i.e. Romaniuk et al. (2014), Gong et al. (2015), Raiesi and Kabiri (2016), and Vasu et al. (2016) create a broader linkage between soil quality and sustainability using soil quality indexing approach fruitfully.
