Sentence examples for formally linking from inspiring English sources

It means Borthwick formally linking up with new England head coach Eddie Jones after personal terms were agreed earlier this week.

Dr. John M. Logsdon, director of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University here, said restructuring the human space flight program and formally linking its components should help restore confidence in NASA that was shaken by cost overruns.

In our opinion, however, new results formally linking evolutionary processes to the principles of learning might provide solutions to several evolutionary puzzles – the evolution of evolvability, the evolution of ecological organisation, and evolutionary transitions in individuality.

But before Mr. Gorbachev left Washington for stops in Minnesota and San Francisco, Mr. Bush did offer a gesture to the Kremlin by saying he was not formally linking the issue of Lithuanian independence with the decision on when to submit the newly signed trade agreement for Senate consideration.

Koob and Le Moal (1997, 2001) began formally linking the brain's stress and reward systems in an allostatic model of alcohol and other drug addiction that still holds sway over the field today.

The release of prisoners was not formally linked to the negotiations process.

While not formally linked, the two matters were discussed at the same meeting.

However, these dynamics have not been formally linked to complexity theory.

It formally linked up with al-Qaeda in September 2006, according to the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center.

The United States has never formally linked any of their cases to the negotiations, however.

Should it be formally linked to the original article or summarized at the top?