-Security and development are inseparably related, so more attention should be devoted to the reconstruction of Afghanistan and its infrastructure.
Egyptian funerary art was inseparably connected to the religious belief that life continued after death – even more, it expressed a belief that "death is a mere phase of life".
"The whole history of the monument is inseparably linked to death and burial – but I believe that there are hundreds more burials to be found across the site, which will tell us more of the story".
Authors of a more recent Institute of Medicine report, Keeping Patients Safe, Transforming the Work Environment of Nurses, concluded that nursing is inseparably linked to patient safety and emphasized that poor working conditions for nurses and inadequate nurse staffing levels increase the risk for errors (2 ).
Hardly a language, more a matrix of shifting patterns, consolidating and compressing meaning in fractions of a second, and blending it inseparably with its distinctive emotional hue, which itself is rather like a color.
The others had affairs, marriages, divorces, children; but when they were all in their 70s, 50 years or more after they had first met, they were still grumbling about each other, looking after each other, writing long letters, and inseparably involved.
For example, although the language itself has no definite article, it has a much higher proportion of words in which a French article has fused inseparably to the nominal stem, as in diri 'rice' (from the French du riz 'some rice'); this structure occurs more frequently in Mauritian Creole than in other French-based creoles.
All of this is connected inseparably with race.
Samavaya, or inherence, which indicates things inseparably connected.
Defense capability is inseparably linked to the cost of maintenance.
