Sentence examples for linking what from inspiring English sources

But when he did appear, he was unafraid of linking what he called the biggest political issue of his life to his own circumstances.

The Labour leader said his party would offer no support for the proposals published this week, which could involve linking what institutions can charge to the quality of their teaching.

It does, though, draw on over 25 years of research and responses from more than 25,000 people, linking what she has learned about male-female and family relationships to new dynamics in the workplace.

"We're not really sure, but it may be that the skills students use when reading plain paper, such as linking what the text says to their prior knowledge, don't necessarily transfer online," she said.

The report – Jobs, Welfare and Austerity – said there was a continuous thread linking what happened to British industry in the 1980s to the welfare cuts being borne by communities in the north, Scotland and Wales today.

Lawyers for Aaron Greene, the man charged with keeping an explosive chemical in his Greenwich Village apartment, criticized investigators on Friday for linking what they said was a "mere doodle" by their client to a Nazi symbol.

"The exhibition links what is happening in society with what is happening in gardening".

One relatively simple solution is to link what employees pay to their salaries.

We could link what we're seeing to what's happening academically, historically and educationally within ceramics".

And no one, up the chain at Murdoch Mansions, can link what Andy Coulson did to Rupert himself.

I got involved to see if I could link what happened to Halstead to the marks from Paula Fields.