Sentence examples for linked to the change from inspiring English sources

"The key change is the emphasis which the finalised NPPF places on local plans and local decision making, linked to the change in the definition of sustainable development.

Investec's Keith Morris also has a buy recommendation but added: Other than current trading, we are more concerned about the recent high profile senior management departures which are supposed to be linked to the change to a regional as opposed to a divisional reporting structure, but seem to us to possibly imply friction over strategy within the board.

If you're thinking, "what can I do?" — well, in my column, I linked to the Change.org petition against Village Voice Media, so that's a starting point.

Land degradation is mainly linked to the change of vegetation cover.

This was linked to the change in mechanical properties of corroded steel bars in comparison with non-corroded bars.

The change in functionality is linked to the change of direction of rotation of the two matched sectors of this unique complex, namely the hydrophilic F1, which performs the catalysis, and the hydrophobic membrane-embedded FO, which channels protons.

They also estimate that these duplications took place between two and three million years ago, so it is tempting to speculate that they are somehow linked to the changes that may have occurred as a result of bipedalism.

The behavior of the temporal trends was linked to the changes in Brewer Dobson circulation and to the trends of tropopause pressure.

We evaluated the dynamics of ES from 1954 to 2007 linked to the changes of the landscape of the Vulcano Island (southern Italy) and related such transformation to the perception of the local communities.

We think it's definitely a matter of both, but there's no denying this is linked to the changes we made to our welfare system.

Our data taken together provide evidence that the Comt1 B2isitselfelinkedked to the changes in object exploration.