Sentence examples for immediate link to from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Kenyatta and other Kenyan officials were reluctant to make any immediate link to terrorism.

Ordinarily, however, recessions do not have such a direct and immediate link to the actions (or the deliberate failure to act) by Washington policymakers.

"When the Essendon drugs issues were unearthed in February 2013, there was an immediate link to our club due to the fact that Dean Robinson had worked for both Geelong and Essendon," Geelong said.

Additionally, consider that some like Google have a very immediate link to consumers by way of its search portal.

Economic development is mainly driven by resources that have no immediate link to the space subjected to planning and hence spatial planning (with very few exemptions) is not linked to resource management.

The system will provide immediate links to libraries where the full texts can be found and to retailers, if any, who sell them.

One note of hope: plans are under way to provide a drop-in center at Queens Plaza with immediate links to counseling and services.

Hence, new model systems need to be found that provide more immediate links to human longevity and healthy aging.

And in the developing world it is easier to see that immediate link between technology and doing good.

To see as an entering graduate student another casting of this sculpture ensconced in the courtyard of Philosophy Hall created an immediate link between my two worlds that continues to be meaningful today, because I stayed in New York.

Currently, the most immediate link between these technologies is the solid to layer (STL) tessellation file that has become one of the industrial standard exchange formats.