Sentence examples for key connection in from inspiring English sources
The report said Beijing was "shocked" and "stunned" at the detail and accuracy of a 2005 US government report which identified Macau as a key connection in money laundering by North Korea.
Robert's Sententiae, or Summa Theologica, was well known in his time, and has been considered a key connection in theology between Robert's own teachers' works and the works of Peter Lombard.
The few key connections in the front include FireWire 400, USB2.0 and a headphone jack.
The foundation also was developing key connections in L.A. Unified.
Mr. Mohammed also visited Germany and is said to be a key connection between Al Qaeda in Afghanistan and the Hamburg cell.
The proposed method contributes to demonstrate the key connection between improvements in supply chain performance and enhanced economic development.
These activities are the key connection between students' learning in and out of the classroom and the best way for the teacher to detect students learning and elaborate students' understanding.
To maintain the probability of key connection, previous approaches [6, 22, 23] need more nodes in the environment, meaning that more keys are stored in the sensor nodes.
Sam Shoemaker, the New York Episcopal priest who helped to devise the Twelve Step program for Alcoholics Anonymous, in the nineteen-thirties, was Vereide's close friend and adviser, and made key connections for him in New York and in Washington.
The key thing, he says, is for investors to keep their hands off when they're not needed, and to swoop in with guidance, key connections, and to help land major recruits when a company really needs their help.
