Sentence examples for greater links between from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
He praised the prince for his efforts to forge greater links between British and American organisations helping injured soldiers, sailors and airmen.
Former congressional staffer Jim Jatras cited recent talks between the EU and Russia over "aspects of the AA with Ukraine that Moscow considers detrimental to its own economy, specifically a massive flow of EU products into Russia via Ukraine". All would benefit with greater links between the EU and the Russian-lead CU, which might reduce Moscow's pressure on Kiev.
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.
(Particularly for the Muslim populations of SE Europe, the Kremlin's active backing for a brutal and repressive Assad Regime in Syria is another negative indicator, along with the ever greater link between church and state in Moscow).
Implementing an EBM program during the first year in which students are exposed to the clinical environment may facilitate a greater link between the theory of EBM and its use in clinical practice.
Finally, since we included only patients with one diagnosed melanoma to ensure a greater link between the melanoma characteristics and survival outcome, the predicted survival outcomes would no longer be relevant if a subsequent melanoma was diagnosed.
