Sentence examples for facts connected from inspiring English sources

This was partly because government routinely deems all facts connected with policy as "private".

The editorial also notes what it calls several "contradictory facts" connected to allegations the plane was shot down by separatist rebels using a Buk system.

In case there was any question whether this leaves room for doubt, the International FA Board notes that: "Facts connected with play shall include whether a goal is scored or not and the result of the match".

When contacted by the Guardian, a Fifa spokesman flatly denied the chance of a rematch, refering to Law 5 in the official rules of the game, which states that the referee has "full authority to enforce the Laws of the Game in connection with the match to which he has been appointed", and that "the decisions of the referee regarding facts connected with play are final".

We present some interesting facts connected with the following second-order difference equation: x_{n+2}-q_{n}x_{n}=f_{n},quad nin mathbb{N}_{0}, where ((q_{n})_{ninmathbb{N}_{0}}) and ((f_{n})_{ninmathbb {N}_{0}}) are given sequences of numbers.

Are these two facts connected?

It is repetitive, like the click, click of Internet research, but it is slow and silent: in between reading, taking notes, looking up call numbers in a catalogue, and walking to retrieve books, facts connect into thoughts and thoughts into ideas.

I did a blog post about it earlier this year, where I bring up a few interesting facts connecting the film to this magazine (and my capsule review of it is in the magazine this week), so let me head straight to the proximate cause of this note: today, August 13th, is International Left-Handers' Day, a celebration to which, being left-handed, I'm particularly alert.

In fact, connected vehicles represent huge potential revenue gains over non-connected cars, according to a recent survey of auto industry executives by KPMG.

Unfortunately, it was not possible to establish a fully isolated perimeter (at least in relation to spread of FIV), so some populations of the study area are in fact connected to unstudied populations (Fig. 1, white rectangles - the connections to the study populations are represented by dashed arrows).

The two are in fact connected.