Sentence examples for linked issues from inspiring English sources

The internet and free expression are intrinsically linked issues.

Farrar sees three particular threats to the health and wellbeing of humanity: the spread of infectious diseases, the linked issues of pollution and urbanisation, and the threat of worsening migration.

On the three linked issues of humanitarian access, release of political detainees and the cessation of hostilities, progress is slow, diplomats admit, while on the key issue of a political transition, De Mistura admitted there were large distances between the two sides.

In the buildup to the 1929 crash and the subsequent depression, the linked issues of reparations and the gold standard were at once unfixably complicated and so much at the heart of the system that they were hard to see plainly.

RMT general secretary Mick Cash said: "Balloting has concluded today in a series of disputes on London Underground, including the linked issues of pay and night running and also in the long running dispute over station staffing, mass job cuts and ticket office closures".

A spokesman for the Rail, Maritime and Transport union said: "RMT's executive will be taking a report from our London regional organiser on the total breakdown of negotiations over the linked issues of night Tube and pay at a meeting on Monday.

In all last week's excitement about the new carriers, amazingly little attention was given to the vital linked issue of the Joint Strike Fighter, which is supposed to fly off them from 2014.

Brown also told the San Jose Mercury News that he's going to talk up climate change, very much a linked issue.

Overweight and obesity are also a significant linked issue in this cohort.

A linked issue was motivation, raised by women and strongly confirmed by midwives: I think sometimes it is a motivation issue.

Discussions around a women's progressive platform must link issues of gender and race to STEM and technological innovation.