Sentence examples for linked to the support from inspiring English sources

A wise and thoughtful philanthropist, she made certain that the legacies of great artists were directly linked to the support of future artists.

The way Rwandan Hutus and Khmer Rouge cadres decided to instigate or join the killings, or the way top leaders orchestrated, instigated, or gradually got into the mechanics of mass murder are not decisively linked to the support they may have got from outside.

HERE is some interesting new research from Markus Brückner and Hans Peter Grüner, on the political impacts of deep recessions:Our main finding is that higher per capita GDP growth is significantly negatively linked to the support for extreme political positions.

In Hamilton's view, a strong executive, linked to the support of the people, could become the linchpin of an administrative republic.

In this instance, pNA has to be attached at the glutamine carboxyl, and therefore this residue must be linked to the support resin by its side chain.

CALB was then covalently linked to the support by another Schiff-base forming reaction (in phosphate buffer at pH 7.2), between the other end of the dialdehyde linker and a lysine or an arginine residue situated on the enzyme surface.

The recommendations should be explicitly linked to the supporting evidence.

But he will instead be paying a visit to Manchester City — which may or not be linked to the fanatical support for that club by Manchester's long-serving council leader, Sir Richard Leese, and his chief executive, Sir Howard Bernstein.

It also must be effectively linked to the functional support groups needed for project implementation.

One reinforcement technique for concrete structures consists of using a tension-resistant material (carbon fibers in an epoxy matrix), tightly linked to the concrete support by means of an adhesive through which stresses are transmitted.

There is limited social support for patients: the strategy requires that health clinics be linked to the Social Welfare Agency, to support patients who need specific support or home-visits, but patients reported that applications for support take a long time.