Sentence examples for have some links from inspiring English sources

"If you look at current terrorist trials taking place in the UK, 70% have some links to Pakistan," Khan said.

The hostage-takers in Beslan have claimed allegiance to Shamil Basayev, the leader of the 1995 siege, who is himself known to have some links with international terrorists.

Labour highlighted that the statement still does not directly mention Blairmore or deny that the Cameron family could still have some links to it.

Prosecutors have suggested in court that Mr. Marri may have some links to terrorism, although they have not charged him with that.

In the 90 constituencies identified where Labour is the challenging party, the majority of candidates have some links to Westminster or Brussels in their background, including former or current staff of Ed Miliband, Yvette Cooper, Tessa Jowell, Ruth Kelly, Hazel Blears, Alistair Darling, Hilary Armstrong, Mary Creagh, Lord Foulkes, David Blunkett and Lord Sugar.

"We already have some links with Argentina with places like Patagonia but we wanted to broaden those links as well".

Dr. Beh said the board makes sure its foreign investments have some link to Singapore.

The books you nominate must have some link to London – do justify your choice.

But the United States has not ruled out the possibility that the plant did have some link to chemical weapons production.

This matters, because about a quarter of all deaths in the world have some link to environmental factors.

We now use more sophisticated methods of forecasting weather, but there is some indication that the overall climate may have some link with the amount of aurora activity.