Sentence examples for long-established links from inspiring English sources

The Clintons, in particular, have long-established links to firms like Goldman Sachs and Citigroup.

One of the research organizations that carried out the polls, Insider Advantage, is a Georgia firm with long-established links to Gingrich.

The IRA and its loyalist counterparts had long-established links with organised crime, but they did not want their recruiting pool among the young contaminated by drugs.

She'd visited Kabul several times during the Taliban years, a rare foreigner allowed in because of her long-established links to the country.

In sum, there is a growing body of evidence linking LC neurodegeneration and altered NE neurotransmission to the pathogenesis of AD, in addition to the long-established links with cognitive and behavioral symptoms.

Derby College has long-established links with rolling stock manufacturer Bombardier and with Rolls-Royce.

In 1984, Sinclair Vehicles' new head office was established in Warwick in the West Midlands, an area with a long-established link with the motor industry.

The decision to open the V&A at Dundee stemmed in large part from long established links between Duncan Jordanstone of College of Art and Design and the pater familias in Kensington.

In many countries, there are long established links of the public sector with NGOs.

It takes the long-established practice of affiliate linking and makes it easy for regular, everyday people to tap into it.

In this work we examine the concept of sloppiness, investigating its links with the long-established notions of structural and practical identifiability.