Sentence examples for members to link from inspiring English sources

Unite is not going into the credit union business itself; it has, instead, created a panel of "carefully vetted" existing ones and is making it easy for its members to link up with one that is already established in their region.

PTI requires cytoplasmic members to link PRR activation with downstream signaling and RLCKs have emerged as key roles in the mechanism.

Sometime in the second half of next year, it will allow its members to link their brokerage accounts to the portfolios of the elite managers on the site and automatically follow their trades.

Ngangkari explained their continuing role within contemporary Aboriginal life as 'conduits' or 'guides' for community members to link and understand both the physical and spiritual worlds, and their task of transiting between the spiritual (thus emotional) and physical expressions of sadness, worry and depression.

To use the new benefit, Honors members have to link their account to their Amazon profile.

"Democratic members are trying to link me to something quite unfairly for pure political purposes," Mr. Schneiderman said.

Now the unpublished letters allowed me to explore the Vienna Soldiers Aid Societyy members' work and to link town support for the Vienna Society to the vicissitudes of the war.

Party members are able to link to each other to perform unified attacks called linked artes.

It is in faculty members' self-interests to link their own freedom to a broader project of freedom.

Individual assessment of the exposure of all cohort members allowed us to link air pollution to all major types of cancer.

More Member States need to link credits in VET to the common platform of ECVET' (CEDEFOP 2016d, p. 2).