Sentence examples for linked to city from inspiring English sources

The first companies sanctioned for hiring unregistered workers, however, were not the big construction companies, many of them closely linked to city hall, but McDonald's and Procter & Gamble.

New York City investigators looking into potential misuse of city money by nonprofit groups have seized documents and other material from a community organization closely linked to City Councilman Miguel Martinez, whose sister is on the group's board of directors.

But the videotape of the Monterrey mayor's brother receiving wads of money raises in the public mind the possibility that the Zeta gangsters who carried out the attack were not terrorists but extortionists somehow linked to city hall.

Even allowing for all the usual caveats about the limitations of fMRI imaging, the small size of the study group and the huge holes that still remained in our understanding, the results offered a tempting glimpse at the kind of urban warping of our minds that some people, at least, have linked to city life since the days of Sodom and Gomorrah.

But the Department of the Environment later stated that there was no suggestion that find is linked to City Waste.

Monika Piazessi, an economist at the University of Chicago's Graduate School of Business, says that half the volatility in the price of individual homes is linked to city-wide changes in prices.

These activities are strongly linked to the city's universities.

The distinction between the two, it said, was insufficiently linked to the city's interest in beautification.

Linked to the city's convention center and arena by covered passageways, this is Nashville's leading convention hotel.

A grenade attack on a Hamburg disco this year has been linked to the city's drug trade.

Hue is linked to Ho Chi Minh City by road and a rail line, both built during the French occupation.