Sentence examples for linked to the move from inspiring English sources

The bank did not disclose which companies or loans caused the writedown, but Tim Buckley, a former Citibank analyst who is now with the anti-fossil fuel Institute for Energy Economics & Financial Analysis, said there were two new developments that could be linked to the move.

Although the closure of army posts was presented as the outcome of a joint police-army review, and announced by Sir Ronnie Flanagan, the RUC's chief constable, few doubt it was linked to the IRA move.The implied link between the disposition of IRA weaponry and those of the security forces irks some who fear that it legitimises the republicans' war.

During mid-2011, Valve began to offer free-to-play games, such as Global Agenda, Spiral Knights and Champions Online; this offer was linked to the company's move to make Team Fortress 2 a free-to-play title.

Though not directly linked to the Emirati government, the move was a clear sign of the first family's comfort with the Arab nation.

Mr Robertson made clear the SNP's stance was linked to the Government's moves to "make Scotland's representation at Westminster second class".

We are energetically linked to the global community, moving our thoughts around this planet to hundreds if not thousands of people in seconds.

The move is linked to the dispute with Britain over the Falkland Islands, which Argentina claims as the Malvinas.

The suggestion in this case is that emigration is linked to the economy - that we move when we're feeling wealthy.

The move links to the York Accord; a formal commitment, made earlier this year, to protect and rebuild higher education in times of conflict.

The 28-year-old was first linked to a move to the City ground under then Reds manager Gary Megson in 2005.

Nolan had been linked to a move to the vacant managerial role at Bolton Wanderers, the club he played with for 10 years and captained.