Sentence examples for decided to link from inspiring English sources

Support for the affirmative-action measure divided along ethnic lines only when politicians versed in the race-based politics of multiculturalism decided to link it to Proposition 187.

She decided to link needy riders with the "excess capacity" of other drivers willing to take them out and walk them arm in arm to their destination.

But in the 1950s, the Chamber of Commerce in nearby Mobile decided to link it to the mainland by bridge and sell lots for vacation homes.

That was until the London Contemporary Orchestra (LCO) decided to link up with the fashion designer Dame Vivienne Westwood for a concert this week.

Last year the company's citizenship team decided to link many programmes together, streamline others and create new ones to help young talent compete in a complex world.

But I am a scientist, and, as a result, to make sense (and nonsense) of those various issues, I decided to link to a handful of other lists, summarize their findings, and react to their top picks.

Passbook doesn't actually handle credit card transactions, yet, but if Apple ever decides to link it to customers' iTunes accounts, it could easily replace the credit cards in your wallet or purse.

The Fed is not about to do that, although it might decide to link future policy action to progress on unemployment.Adam Posen, who recently left the Bank of England's monetary-policy committee, had a different explanation for the apparent impotence of monetary policy.

Tottenham remain unsure whether striker Emmanuel Adebayor will decide to link up with his country Togo to play in the Africa Cup of Nations.

Whether or not you decide to link to your blog or Flickr photos or Facebook page, the person you present on your VisualCV better not be too different from the person you really are on the easily searchable Web.

How long ago did you decide to link Byron to Ali's murder?