The recognition, in their view, is intricately linked to the achievement of a grand bargain with the West.
For Cornett of the Nature Conservancy, Minnesota's natural and cultural identity is intricately linked, and – she argues – the state needs novel approaches to preserve its North Woods.
They've been writing it off from the very start, but it is intricately linked to this Bush risky tax scheme, which would devastate funding for education and environment and health care.
The central "master" clock of the suprachiasmatic nucleus, a collection of about 20,000 oscillating nerve cells in the hypothalamus of the brain, is intricately linked with daylight from the optic nerve of the eye.
"All should try to promote a culture of real solidarity and of justice that is intricately linked to the value of peace, which is the primary objective for every society," he said, and necessary "for national and international coexistence".
The metabolism of the carbohydrates galactose, fructose, and glucose is intricately linked through interactions between different enzymatic pathways, and disorders that affect these pathways may have symptoms ranging from mild to severe or even life-threatening.
Last December physicists working on it announced that they had measured precisely the mass of the W-boson, which theory suggests is intricately linked to the mass of the Higgs.
On Friday, he told the London Evening Standard: 'Mr de Menezes' death, although the Metropolitan Police Service takes responsibility for it, is intricately linked to the circumstances in which London found itself and those who were prepared to use suicide as a weapon on the tube.
"Women's and girls' heightened vulnerability to HIV goes far beyond physiology: it is intricately linked to entrenched gender inequalities, harmful gender norms, and structures of patriarchy that limit women and girls from reaching their full potential and leave them vulnerable to HIV," says the report.
