Sentence examples for explicitly links from inspiring English sources

Robin Romm never explicitly links her own anger to her mother's.

For the first time, an administration's budget proposal explicitly links financing decisions to a formal review of the effectiveness of various government programs.

In particular, it is very disappointing that the law explicitly links homosexuality with child sex abuse, which countless studies have shown to be conclusively wrong.

The sole interesting feature of "Random Harvest" is that the premise explicitly links amnesia to what is, I suspect, the underlying reason for the condition's unusual prominence in the pop imagination of the 40's: the traumatic experience of war.

While Clinton tries to deny reality, the Brics countries are engaged in their own propaganda, claiming their "south-south co-operation", which often explicitly links aid with trade, places a new emphasis on mutual benefit, solidarity and self-reliance.

The committee's approach is in line with the government's new strategy to divert women away from crime, which explicitly links the reduction of expenditure on women's prison places with the funding of women's centres in the community.

The two treaties are explicitly linked, at Berlin's insistence.

In Hulme conservatism and classicism were explicitly linked.

He did not explicitly link his comments to the hockey situation.

Already, legislation has been proposed to explicitly link child poverty to welfare reform.

Almost absent were studies explicitly linking income inequality to these psychological states in whole societies.