Sentence examples for improving links between from inspiring English sources

Food policy meant improving links between farmers and suppliers.

The emphasis was improving links between northern cities and the surrounding areas.

Around £1.5bn will also be spent adding an extra lane to certain motorways, turning them into "smart motorways", where the extra lane can be used to manage traffic, improving links between London, Birmingham, Manchester and Yorkshire.

His new job at the Organization for Cooperation of Railways, an obscure group dedicated to improving links between Asia and former members of the Soviet bloc, may grant his wish.

We are also investing £1bn over the next five years in youth sport; improving links between schools and clubs and upgrading hundreds of facilities up and down the country.

"By improving links between the A19, the city centre and the Port of Sunderland, a new bridge has always been a key part of Sunderland's ongoing regeneration," he said.

The International Business Machines Corporation agreed on Friday to buy Accessible Software Inc. for more than $75 million so that I.B.M., the No. 1 computer maker, can improve links between mainframes and other computers.

The Department of Health says it has a "priority" focus on children's mental health and, among other things, has put additional cash in to "talking therapies", adding that it is liaising with the DfE to improve links between schools and Camhs.

Mr. McVey said he thought that Mr. McCann would try to improve links between Merrill's brokerage and asset-management units and add to the menu of investment products Merrill offers to its customers.

The need to improve links between Manchester and Leeds through upgrades and a potential new train line (dubbed "HS3" by the media) is also suggested in the report, though no estimates are made over how much this would cost, and when work would get started.

A major road tunnel could be bored through the Peak District to improve links between Sheffield and Manchester.