Sentence examples for national connection from inspiring English sources

Turkey has been the major destination for Turkmen due to geographical proximity and national connection.

According to the Office for National Statistics, 77% of households in Great Britain had an internet connection in 2011 and initiatives spearheaded by the government aim to achieve near-ubiquitous national connection by next year.

Through its new and growing research panel, SLEI aims to become a national connection portal and source of mentorship for business leaders looking to secure financing and scale their companies.

While no Indian film was up for nomination in the 85th annual Academy Awards, held Sunday night in Los Angeles, Taiwan-born Ang Lee's win in the Best Director category for "Life of Pi" ensured a national connection to this year's Oscars.

Each hall may nominate one artist or ensemble per season, but because logistics make it necessary to limit the number of "stars" each year to six or seven, halls sometimes join forces to push for a performer — often, though not always, with a national connection.

Humanitarianism depends on the idea that we are connected to and, in some sense, responsible for people who live a long way away from us and who have no familial or national connection to us.

Several European companies, like BP, BAE Systems and Thales, have dropped national connections to appeal to a global market or expand internationally.

There is still no multiple listing service in Manhattan, but the sharing of listings has increased in recent years, spurred in part by the consolidations and the new national connections.

PEPPNET acts as a forum to share information nationally about ongoing early psychosis initiatives and aims to bring together individuals from diverse fields and backgrounds to forge national connections and address issues and topics relevant to early psychosis at a local, state, and national level.

Critics might call the mainline GOP embrace of Sanford cynical, the product not so much of turning a blind eye as not being able to see past the dollar signs (Sanford's national connections and deep roots generated a war chest approximately 15 times the size of his closest competitor).

Professor Brown says one way these governments control the internet is by "telling the big telephone companies, which usually run the very high bandwidth internet connections, to shut off the national connections from the rest of the internet".