Sentence examples for linked to the approach from inspiring English sources

The recent run of car bombings and other killings is part of a sharp upturn in the violence, which American and Iraqi officials believe is linked to the approach of the American presidential election in November and the Iraqi elections scheduled for January.

These rallies are linked to the approaching end of the Japanese financial year on March 31st.

In this study, diagnosis and prognosis are linked to the scenario approach.

This non-physical pressure noise is both linked to the weakly-compressible approach and to numerical inaccuracies.

Utah's success can be linked to the "housing first" approach to tackling homelessness -- that is, prioritizing housing as an immediate need before connecting individuals with necessary services like addiction programs and mental health treatment.

Findings with respect to the success of mass production versus artisanal production are inconclusive, in part because each choice is often intrinsically linked to the overall programmatic approach.

The very high levels of stigma experienced seem largely to have been created by an HIV preventive scare tactic closely linked to the "social evil" approach in the national policy on drug and prostitution.

The idea that Labour is looking at introducing a universal basic income (Labour may back free basic income for all) can be linked to the findings that the approach of the benefit cap, essentially to incentivise people to take wage work through forced penury, is deeply flawed (Welfare curbs hit chances of unemployed finding jobs – study).

I think this book is linked to the first but approaches it in a completely different way.

The "invisibility" of certain groups can be linked to the methodology for approaching poverty in a European context.

While the person approach blames the individual most closely linked to the error, the system approach takes into account all of the many contributing factors that played a role in the manifestation of the error.