Sentence examples for effectively linked to from inspiring English sources
Towns and villages throughout the region are now connected by road to the capital Jijiga, which has become a dynamic city effectively linked to both Addis Ababa and to the outside world by an international airport.
"I would like to be part of creating a private rented sector that has rents that are controlled so that they go up by CPI [consumer prices index] so they are effectively linked to wages".
Now charter school supporters are wrestling with the unpleasant reality that a supposedly bipartisan movement, intended to rescue students from failing public schools, has been effectively linked to Wall Street, Mr. Trump and Ms. DeVos by charter school opponents.
It concludes that an adequate and secure stream of financial support is essential for the sustained development of Shopmobility in local contexts, and recommends that Local Transport Plans should ensure that Shopmobility schemes are effectively linked to community and public transport services, and accessible car parking provision for disabled motorists.
It also must be effectively linked to the functional support groups needed for project implementation.
The Uncola campaign had so effectively linked to the youth of the 1960s that by the 1990s, it was considered "what old people drink," in the words of one financial analyst, "and that's not what you want in a soft drink". In 1998, the company finally dropped the Uncola slogan and reinvented its formula.
After setting the reader within Derrida's frame of reference, Dufourmantelle elaborates on two concepts, madness and ghosts, which she effectively links to the topic of the seminars.
The specific shortcoming of Sp2000 was that it did not support multiple classifications, while uBio could not effectively link to TreeBASE.
A new study co-authored by MIT researchers documents the existence of collective intelligence among groups of people who cooperate well, showing that such intelligence extends beyond the cognitive abilities of the groups' individual members, and that the tendency to cooperate effectively is linked to the number of women in a group.
Rather than focusing only on academic skills and higher education alone, we need education and workforce policies that more effectively are linked to sectors and employers where good jobs are being generated.
