Sentence examples for link to address from inspiring English sources

Using a video link to address the Central and Eastern Europeans gathered in Warsaw, the president compared Al Qaeda to the "fascists and totalitarians" with whom those nations grappled for most of the 20th century.

Here we further explore this link to address the observed lineage-specific properties of repetitive families and their coincidence with speciation events.

Trained frontline workers, including qualified or unqualified medical practitioners, private drug sellers, community health workers (CHWs), traditional birth attendants, and trained midwives and other skilled birth attendants (e.g., nurses) together provide a critical link to address the problem of low coverage of interventions [ 21].

Clicking a buddy's icon brings you to that person's Buddy Info, which now has a "Link to Address Book Card" button.

An updated Series II was launched in early 2002, featuring revised rear suspension system now equipped with toe control links to address the VT's issues.

Both parties' major policies were linked to addressing differences caused by geography: infrastructure to lower transport costs for the suburbs, health projects to improve equality of access across NSW and better funding to address varying education outcomes.

Most of these new resources for global health come tightly linked to addressing specific disease problems, e.g. immunizable diseases or HIV/AIDS.

The Joint Division activities have been closely coordinated with the programme's support so that the introduction of laboratory diagnostic capability has been directly linked to addressing disease control needs.

In addition, her Web site, feefhs.org/ch/tsc/frg-tsc.html, includes a link to addresses of cantonal archives in Switzerland.

In the recent state elections, Gujarat's Chief Minister Narendra Modi used 3D holographic technology and satellite link-ups to address a wider audience during his state election campaign.

This allows leveraging from the web of Linked Data to address complex questions in translational research.