Sentence examples for direct linkages from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, however, and in Europe in particular, agencies often have less direct linkages to elected assemblies.

In their study of rightwing populism, Chip Berlet and Matthew Lyons caution that an exclusive focus on extremists risks us failing to "recognise the frequent direct linkages – ideological, organisational and economic – between rightwing and mainstream political forces".

The direct linkages, at least, are weak.

With increasing technological advances, direct linkages within the neural crest GRN are being uncovered.

Perhaps future research can identify direct linkages of DOC, DIC, and climate change trends as forecasts for the Everglades ecosystem.

Some of the centrality measures applied in network analysis have their equivalent in linkage measures found in input output literature such as direct linkages and strength measures.

They can't see a direct linkage to Saddam Hussein.

Only those who demonstrate direct linkage to a slave?

He spoke of 'evidence of chemical-filled rockets', for which no direct linkage has been produced.

"Here we have a direct linkage and the same mission and it can still be a problem," Mr. Snyder said.

While the UAE has not expressed any direct linkage … it expects the USG [US government] to be helpful".