Sentence examples for explicitly tied to from inspiring English sources

After all, art was explicitly tied to politics within fascism as well as within communist states.

And, as in those other books, the industry is explicitly tied to social history.

Insurers and funeral homes also offer plans explicitly tied to funeral costs.

Her death, he said, is the first to be explicitly tied to the Goatman legend.

Second, the bonus component of compensation is explicitly tied to the fund's investment performance for 79.0% of sample funds.

The conversation around privacy could shift if it's more explicitly tied to ideas such as freedom of expression.

Could budget support for governments be explicitly tied to human development index scores or progress on the millennium development goals?

I'd want a raise to be explicitly tied to increased productivity, and in particular to the efforts of the workers to improve operations.

"To truly address systemic risks, regulators need additional tools explicitly tied to their mandate to monitor systemic risks," the report found.

For Total, the brief spurt of production at Kashagan was a highlight of 2013 and increasing production has been explicitly tied to the chief executive's pay.

These and other exercises, designed to ripple far beyond the walls of the meeting venue, can be explicitly tied to the objectives of the summit.