Sentence examples for its close connection to from inspiring English sources

"The text of the Fourth Amendment," wrote Scalia, "reflects its close connection to property, since otherwise it would have referred simply to 'the right of the people to be secure against unreasonable searches and seizures'; the phrase 'in their persons, houses, papers, and effects' would have been superfluous".

I've long been a fan of the Rocky series just because of its close connection to the sport and the respect it pays to those who step into the ring.

Graphic design in Japan, with its close connection to the sharp-elbowed world of advertising, was every inch a man's game then.

A brilliant and iconoclastic historian of imperial Rome, he began his work when ancient history was institutionally, through its close connection to classics, and intellectually often divorced from contemporary trends in historical writing, let alone from the social sciences.

While the themes of horror might seem dark and dangerous, and its close connection to sex, violence and rock 'n' roll a bit seamy, Mr. Black is a man of strict rectitude.

At the moment, for a bundle of bureaucratic reasons involving the fact that because of its close connection to its French motherland, Polynesia is seen as a developed rather than a developing country and so is ineligible for various grants from international bodies, the funding for Manu's monarch conservation project for 2014 is just not there.

Dovecot, with its close connections to the 19th-century Arts and Crafts Movement, makes for a fitting backdrop.

Why did France, with its close connections to North Africa, fail to predict the uprisings?

Although this did not yet definitively define the position of the city during the Reformation, it would be allied again with Zürich and Bern, and only after the defeat of the Schmalkaldic League in 1548 its close connections to the Eidgenossenschaft would be finally severed it was another factor contributing to the growing estrangement between the Swiss and the Swabians.

If the source sink framework is an oversimplification of global influenza circulation (3 – 5 ), Vietnam probably plays both roles on different occasions, given its close connections to other countries in Asia, Europe, and the United States.

The high number of chlorophyll b pigments in Lhca2 and the fact that its closest connection to the core is mediated by chlorophyll b (site 2010, shown in Figure 4D) is consistent with our suggestion that Lhca1 and Lhca3 are the main junctions for excitation energy transfer from LHCI to the PSI core.