Sentence examples for linked to wider from inspiring English sources

The Israeli government has long objected to being linked to wider conflicts in such a way.

In banners and speeches, a local history of resistance to larger powers was invoked and linked to wider political themes – austerity, "the cuts", "the rich".

Law enforcement officials said that the case appeared to be isolated and that they did not believe it was linked to wider police corruption.

Disputes about genetically engineered crops are linked to wider debates about the globalization of agro-food systems and its consequences for food security, social equity, and rural life.

(2) Limited pesticide use on staple food crops reduced potential cost-savings from IPM, which must be linked to wider efforts to raise productivity and cash incomes.

Atheism in the ancient world did not assume an overtly political character, and while the emergence of "modern" atheism during the Middle Ages was accompanied by resistance to religious oppression (a classic illustration of which being the French Revolution of 1789), the growth of new atheism has been linked to wider and more expansive political goals.

This process presents a new challenge to traditional policy formulation strategies in emerging economies and the bottom-up approach, linked to wide political support, allows the potential realisation of national objectives.

With the global integration of finance deepening in the early 1980s, there has been a marked tendency towards financial instability linked to wide-spread capital account liberalization, with more than 200 financial crises transpiring globally over the past three decades [ 17].

Attention to empowerment confirms the view that niche actors need to link to wider processes of social change, and suggests how this arises.

This finding may suggest that pathogenic processes linking to wider venular caliber be shared by early AMD and common cardiovascular risk factors such as inflammation, dyslipidemia, and endothelial dysfunction.

This could provide an especially powerful narrative if linked to the wider health picture.