Sentence examples for greater links from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, both sides have embraced greater links with the wider world, but for sometimes very different reasons.

In recent months statements said to have come from the group's leaders have proclaimed greater links with al-Qaida's goals of global jihad.

In the interim Mottershead is encouraging greater links between the university's journalism and computer science students, in a bid to get the two sides to communicate more effectively.

The plans also conflict with suggestions to move the PATH station eastward to Church Street, where it would allow for expanded trains to and from New Jersey and greater links to the city's subway system.

Integrating the unique learner number into this system would be one way to better track the outcomes of participants, as would tracking free school meal data and enabling greater links between university data and the National Pupil Database.

On his way to the G8 summit in Japan, Medvedev – the former chairman of Russia's gargantuan energy monopoly, Gazprom – launched a diplomatic campaign to scuttle western efforts to build greater links with Caspian countries.

"We need a greater linking up between government, sports organisations and the grassroots," he said.

Also proposed is a greater link between executive compensation and satisfaction of the board's risk reporting standards.

Hired in 1947 when he was just 35, Mr. Burkhardt worked to establish a greater link between the sciences and the arts.

There needs to be a greater link between the national levels of housing need and what happens at the local level.

But even that phrase seems intended to suggest to inattentive voters that he had a greater link to the war than he actually did.