Sentence examples for ethnically linked from inspiring English sources

In the most high-risk areas, 340 full-time paid positions for women from communities ethnically linked to Fata and KP have been created.

Some northerners are of Moroccan extraction, and consider themselves as much Arab as Malian; others are ethnically linked to the Tuaregs, who have been essentially at war with the south since independence.

Dusty and thinly populated, it is culturally and ethnically linked to the south and mostly populated by southerners, but it has been administratively part of the north for decades.

They were ethnically linked to the Apalachee and Yamassee peoples, both present in large numbers in later Spanish colonial Florida (see Green et al. 2002; Hann 1988).

Likewise, the inhabitants of English and Norse-speaking parts were ethnically linked with other regions of Europe.

But Iraqi officials said the attack in Kocho, about 10 miles from the mountain area, showed that the risk remained high for the Yazidis, an ancient sect ethnically linked to the Kurds.

The tribal areas along the west of Pakistan make for an odd frontier of clans that are linked to Afghanistan ethnically, but territorially divided by the Durand Line.

The way people are racially or ethnically viewed by others is linked to how they are treated and the opportunities they receive in society.

Meningococal infections in an ethnically matched population have also been linked to a rare, heterozygous missense TLR4 mutation (Smirnova et al, 2003).

For long periods, Tibet and China were politically linked while remaining culturally and ethnically distinct: Chinese emperors sent official representatives to Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, where they served as symbols of Chinese authority.

A major strength to this paper is the detailed classification of ethnicities, which enabled us to more precisely assess heritable contributions which may be ethnically-linked in conferring risk for suicide attempt.