Sentence examples for national connected from inspiring English sources

Three other Britons and an Indian national connected to the case were jailed for terms ranging from one to six years.

Prosecutors claim the 29-year-old Russian national connected to high-profile members of the National Rifle Association was in regular contact with the FSB, the Russian intelligence agency that took the place of the Soviet-era KGB, over several years.

Now the state is creating history of great breadth and depth; before November, there was little weight of national history connected with Florida.

They do not have anything of their own to connect to but a recently-formed national identity, connected to a country many thousands of miles away, privileged to be living on stolen land and the proceeds of genocide.

At the same time, a (presumed) Russian Foreign Ministry functionary, with whom the Professor and the Female Russian National had connected Papadopoulos by e-mail and Skype, was asking Papadopoulos to arrange a visit to Moscow for Trump.

Arden's fiancé Andy Mientus, who played Hänschen for the original national tour, connected the dots and decided the story lent itself to an ASL interpretation.

The military said Mr. Edris had admitted he was trained in bomb-making by "two Yemeni nationals believed connected to Al Qaeda and a Jemaah Islamiah cell in Southeast Asia" on the southern island of Basilan, an Abu Sayyaf stronghold.

Artists enshrined them in the national landscape, connecting with a tradition that stretched back across centuries of European art.

They had spent years trying to position themselves as the spearhead of national resistance, connecting with rebels in the west, north and east.

And how did his exhortation for a renewed national pride connect with his earlier, more technical work on human mentality and the foundations of knowledge?

The former transport minister Lord Adonis, who was responsible for the HS2 project during his time in government, said it was a vital "national grid, connecting up the economic heart of the country".