'Film and fashion people have always been interlinked in the circles in which they move.
Excretion and water balance are interlinked in all terrestrial arthropods, including scorpions.
Considering the pelagic and benthic environments in isolation from each other should be done cautiously because the two are interlinked in many ways.
All of a sudden, the truth that no matter how disparately human beings are scattered, they are interlinked in more than just a simple way, was becoming more than a truism.
Above all, Mr Cameron has to face up to the difficult truth that it will take money to pay for the targeted programmes of education, training and counselling required to get to grips with the problems of illiteracy, lack of job skills and drug addiction which are interlinked in prisons.
Complex means that the problem regarded is influenced by many factors, that these factors are interlinked in a manifold way and that there are a number of possible answers to the problem [9].
In 2007, Crane and Matten observed that all the levels of CSR depicted in Carroll's pyramid play a role in Europe but they have a dissimilar significance and are interlinked in a somewhat different manner (Crane and Matten 2007).
For example, California water-energy modeling platforms are interlinked in order to quantify the water-energy relationships and trade-offs by using the Water Evaluation and Planning (WEAP) and the Long-range Energy AlternativeStockholmg (LEnvironmentre (Stockholm EnvInstituteInstitute 2012).
They came to this conclusion after applying it to CSR in a European business context, noting that "all levels of CSR play a role in Europe, but they have different significance, and furthermore are interlinked in a somewhat different manner" (p. 51).
Parks are interlinked in many places and the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area connects regional parks and visitor centers.
Each faction has its own agenda, and the relationships among them are interlinked in a web of alliances and hostilities.
