Sentence examples for cut link from inspiring English sources

To find meaningful communities, several basic requirements should be satisfied: it cannot be too restrictive, should be based on the density of links, is required to be local, should not yield any cut-node or cut link (whose removal would disjoin the community), and, of course, should allow overlaps.

Unlike Mr Yushchenko, he never promised to cut links with business tycoons.

Shortly before Mr Santos took office, Mr Chávez had cut links between the two countries.

The abuse would only stop when the company issued a capitulation statement on the Shac website and cut links with the lab.

He refuses to cut links with international terrorist groups, resists treaty commitments to curb Pakistan's nuclear weapons program and declines to take steps toward restoring democratic rule.

But after a warning from the government, they dropped nonfinancial foreign news from their Web sites and cut links to the sites of foreign news organizations.

Arguably, that combination could win them more votes if they were to cut links with Mr Kohl's floundering Christian Democrats and fight alone.

After Islamic militants attacked the Indian Parliament building in December 2001 and an Indian army barracks in Kashmir last spring, India massed hundreds of thousands of troops on its border and cut links to Pakistan.

Conservative MEPs are under growing pressure to cut links to the anti-immigrant German party Alternative für Deutschland, which has called for police to use firearms to stop migrants entering the country.

Wigman was far more complicit with the Third Reich than her fellow choreographer Kurt Jooss, who left Germany in 1933 (her mentor Rudolf Laban also cut links, but not until 1938).

Today, much speculation centered on whether Mr. Bell's appointment was a signal to military officials about the need to cut links that human rights groups say the army has with right-wing paramilitary forces.