Sentence examples for links with existing from inspiring English sources

We have been developing our community partnerships for the past eight years, and our move to King's Cross offered the opportunity to rethink our approach and develop new relationships, while maintaining our links with existing partners.

We have been developing our community partnerships for the past eight years and our move to Kings Cross offered the opportunity to rethink our approach and develop new relationships, while maintaining our links with existing partners.

A Heathrow spokesman said: "London's future success as a global city, and as a centre for finance and investment, will depend on the strength of links with existing and new markets.

The paper aims at revealing the control theory context of the evolutionary mechanism in overall system design by defining a number of generic clusters of system structure evolution problems and by establishing links with existing areas of control theory.

The problems posed have a general systems character, but the emphasis here is on Linear Systems; an overview of relevant results is given and links with existing research topics are established.

One way to integrate ES in BO is to use the Environmental Impact Assessments' framework, here we propose a logical way to integrate ES at each step of the implementation of the mitigation hierarchy and provide details on the links with existing practice.

The community structures that have been built or reinforced are in most cases linked with existing government structures.

Musicologists have long hypothesized that to be successful, new compositions must be both novel and linked with existing musical tradition.

The pilot program is linked with existing public health programs that are in place to help decrease the mortality of infants in Montana.

Instead of searching for new drugs, it has always been a better approach to correct the limitations linked with existing drugs.

There is a substantial opportunity to further develop these measures to create a series of robust and evidence-based liveability indices, which could be linked with existing health and wellbeing data to better inform urban planning policies within Australia and beyond.