However, it is important to recognize that these transnational networks do not always lead to the deep linkages associated with the EU.
Middens of kitchen and household wastes left behind on all continents provide strong evidence of the long and deep linkages between people of the shores and the sea.
A week ago, I revealed that Poizner was going up on the air with a rugged TV ad attacking Whitman, a controversial former Goldman Sachs board member, for her deep linkages to the investment banking house.
Lymphoproliferative disorders of B cell origin, including PEL and MCD can occur concomitantly with KS, confirming the existence of a deep pathogenetic linkage between these malignancies [12].
Australia's deep economic linkages to booming China via its commodity exports mean that the RBA is unlikely to reverse its policy stance in the near future.The Federal Reserve, too, is unlikely to change direction soon, which implies continued dollar weakness.
The U.S. rhetoric disregards the deep historic linkages in this region and the role of regional stability in aiding Afghan peace.
"I'd hope that all Jews would come to a deeper sense of linkage to their faith," Rabbi Hain said.
After his inquest, a report by police watchdog the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said: "Sean Rigg's death is a symptom of a deeper problem: the linkage between mental illness and deaths in or following police custody".
Although it can be read as a timely and provocative commentary on the militarization of American foreign policy during the Bush presidency, its concerns run far deeper, challenging the strong linkage between national security and war that has dominated both political consciousness and international relations for centuries.
Amerdeep Somal, who carried out the IPCC's report, said: "Sean Rigg's death is a symptom of a deeper problem - the linkage between mental illness and deaths in or following police custody.
