Sentence examples for linked to the issue from inspiring English sources

The decision was apparently not directly linked to the issue of Mr. Arafat's travel.

"Much of this is linked to the issue of terrorism and national security".

The word was forever linked to the issue of profiling in May 1999 by Peter G. Verniero, who was attorney general from July 1996 to May 1999.

Israel needs to recognize, moreover, that the Middle East peace process is linked to the issue of nuclear weapons in the region.

The quest for a broad government is linked to the issue of what sort of multinational military force, if any, to send into Afghanistan to stabilize the situation and buttress a new administration.

"There aren't many fundraising campaigns that are so closely linked to the issue you're trying to change or eradicate," says Brown. "What social media allows us to do is capture people's experiences and for people taking the challenge to share their thoughts and experiences of living below the line".

Sadly, sexual assault and violence is a problem that is solely equated with women's issues -- and not linked to the issues that American culture has with masculinity, misogyny and femininity.

The results of the present study may also be linked to the issues of synchroneity among variations in spatially separated populations.

It requires a range of multisectoral agencies to work together and could be linked to the issues of women's empowerment, to reproductive health, to communicable disease prevention and to the Millennium Development Goals 4 and 5.

The discussion of almost all other ethical aspects, e.g. management of biobanks, informed consent issues and financial aspects are linked to the privacy issue [ 23].

That's because the indigenous struggle has been linked to the climate issue," he said.