Sentence examples for longstanding links from inspiring English sources

But the two trends – the flow of young disaffected Muslims to Syria and the longstanding links to France – inevitably combined.

Mr Kantor also has longstanding links with Mr Putin, a fact which made his election as the EJC's president in 2007 controversial.

Regarding emergency room use, he said the state was sometimes finding it easier to enroll the uninsured than to break their longstanding links to local hospitals.

China now maintains close economic ties with South Korea, but it has longstanding links to the North and great leverage on it.

According to a Wada independent commission report, Tan was employed as a consultant by Athletics Managment & Services, a Lucerne based company with longstanding links to Dentsu.

Valcke, Blatter's longtime fixer and most trusted lieutenant, has longstanding links to Teixeira and has previously defended him against corruption allegations.

With Britain performing in the European rather than the American league, the longstanding link with the dollar has been called into question.

Renewing a longstanding link, The Associated Press and Yahoo said Monday that they had reached a new agreement for A.P. articles, photos and videos to appear on the Yahoo News site.

The prospect of a global gas glut has sent prices plummeting, breaking the longstanding link between gas and oil prices, and has led to a bonanza among gas companies that, if fully realised, will dwarf the North Sea oil industry and lead to decades of cheap energy.

UPDATE 12.20.10: Overstock.com has pulled the plug on a longstanding link to Byrne's "Deep Capture" smear sight, the former virtual home of cyberstalker Judd Bagley.

There is a longstanding link between RA and infertility with the incidence of nulliparity in women with RA greater than those without the disease [ 17].