Sentence examples for linked to the slaughter from inspiring English sources

Both men have pleaded not guilty to charges that they were linked to the slaughter at the Mugonero Adventist church and hospital complex, headed by the pastor.

To boost his chances of re-election, he has formed alliances with Rashid Dostum, an Uzbek warlord linked to the slaughter of 2,000 Taliban prisoners, and Mohammad Mohaqeq, a Hazara strongman, who claims to have been promised five Hazara cabinet seats for his support.

Two clusters were linked to the slaughtering process (fecal contamination of heart or lungs and deterioration lesions).

"It's an old tradition linked to the Martinmas slaughter of the animals people couldn't afford to feed during the winter.

The number of condemnations was significantly linked to the number of slaughters, meaning that the former should be always be offset by the later in analyses.

In addition to farmed animals, the hunting and slaughtering of wild animals has led to the emergence of more exotic pathogens: SARS originated in wildlife markets and restaurants in southern China (62) and HIV and Ebola have both been linked to the hunting or slaughtering of primates and other wild animals (33, 63, 64).

Cluster 1 and 8 can be linked to the quality of the slaughtering process.

The numbers of condemnations were significantly linked to the total number of animals slaughtered, highlighting the fact that it will be important in the future to offset the condemnation data by this denominator.

The variation in the number of condemned cattle according to month and year of slaughter was linked to the difference in the period of data availability for each slaughterhouse (Additional file 2).

2, 8, 9 In contrast, the spread of cases have also been linked to the sharing or selling of meat; in Paraguay, > 90% of cases were linked to the carrying of meat among individuals not involved with slaughtering or butchering.

"Other deterioration" included hemorrhagic lesions of lungs or muscles linked to problems in the slaughtering process; superficial and deep putrefaction.