Sentence examples for including connection to from inspiring English sources

With the Al-Qa'eda franchise came other perks, of course, including connection to international organized crime networks (narcotics, weapons, and human trafficking) as well as the nourishing supply of hard currency from regional oil sheiks that only the Al-Qa'eda brand can deliver.

Depression may be linked to higher mortality because of psychosocial factors and unhealthy lifestyles whereas the link between fatigue and mortality is broader including connection to diabetes mellitus, myocardial infarction and psychosocial factors.

Note that we are averaging over all pairs in the whole regulatory network including connections to less well-connected regulators.

Germany must build or upgrade 8,300km (5,157 miles) of transmission lines (not including connections to offshore wind farms).

Embracing more creativity in school classrooms is another, as is rethinking university rankings to take in other measures including connections to industry and entrepreneurship.

Sitting behind a white screen that hides his face from the cameras in a Palermo courtroom, a Mafia turncoat, Antonio Giuffré, has repeatedly testified that the mob has its grip on Italian government, including connections to Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.

Guangdong has one of the longest coastlines of any province, fronting the South China Sea to the southeast and south (including connections to the two special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macau).

The CPU carries out calculations and program instructions, while the PCH handles input and output including connections to USB peripherals, audio, and storage.

It paid a further NOK 9.3 million for other projects in Sotra and Øygarden, including connections to Turøy and Misje.

The papers, which the senators cited, revealed a byzantine collection of offshore financial dealings for the former banker, including connections to the Kremlin.

3. Veterans who were discharged at the end of the Vietnam War hit a wall after coming home to inadequate programs that could help with post-war health, mental health and addiction issues, including connections to housing and civilian jobs.