Sentence examples for is linked to concerns from inspiring English sources

Since Wednesday, museums and businesses there have been declining credit card and debit card purchases after a decision by the Bank of Italy that is linked to concerns over financial accountability and inadequate money-laundering controls.

In fact, one reason for this method of disposal is linked to concerns that improperly discarded drugs may end up in the hands of children [ 12].

His resignation follows that of EDF's chief financial official, Thomas Piquemal, earlier this year, which was linked to concerns about the cost of Hinkley Point.

It is unknown whether Mr. Arnold's ouster was linked to concerns about UBS's involvement in the government-industry bailout of the bankrupt Swissair, the country's flagship carrier, last October.

Controversy around Adani Mining's mine and port are linked to concerns about the Great Barrier Reef and the impacts of increased shipping traffic, dredging and annual carbon emissions from burning an amount of coal equal to a quarter of Australia's total emissions.

IRB-member attitudes towards storage were linked to concerns about access.

Focal point government - One part of the debate about government's role in co-ordination was linked to concerns about supervision.

Secrecy around such issues might be linked to concerns about witchcraft, in particular that an enemy may bewitch the unborn child or prolong its delivery.

Movement by Indian health workers from the public sector to the private, medical tourism sector has been linked to concerns about patients in the public sector relying on less qualified health workers as a result of this movement (13).

(OL24, bleeding between periods, age 35) Symptoms that were not persistent or long-lasting prevented women from help-seeking, and this was linked to concern about bothering the general practitioner (GP) unnecessarily.

But it is possible, that the country is now going through another political wave in which the fate of the poor is linked to the concerns of the broad middle class.