The party caused a splash with its rather xenophobic-sounding campaign against illegal asylum-seekers and its attempts to link law-and-order concerns with foreigners.
And the network's four television transmitters and other digital equipment are being used by local, state and federal governments as part of the homeland-security warning system, linking law enforcement agencies.
This linking law is the nomological premise in the DN argument that, according to Hempel, is "implicitly" asserted by (2.2.1).
There was also felt to be a need for an explicit link in law between the characteristics protected by anti-discrimination law and social disadvantage.
Here is the NBC schedule: SUNDAY: 7 p.m., "Dateline NBC"; 8, "Weakest Link"; 9, "Law and Order: Criminal Intent"; 10, "Undercover".
"You could call it efficient multilateralism — the recognition that if you link diplomacy, law, and force, you can achieve decisive results without using decisive force".
But he notes that data are elusive, and that the link between law and reality is often tenuous.Indeed, some of the world's highest abortion rates are to be found in Latin America, where it is all but outlawed.
Incentive pay must be linked by law to long-term performance, not year-over-year profitability.
Landlords and tenants find themselves in poisonous relationships, since they are linked by law rather than by voluntarily renewable contracts.
Its societal significance is linked in law to the symbolic value of harmonious households, rather than to women's wellbeing.
Cooperation to reduce transnational threats should improve cross-border links between law enforcement, border control and military organizations, and facilitate joint operations against illicit trafficking.
