Sentence examples for openly linked to from inspiring English sources

The situation heated up enough that the continued viability of the ruling coalition was openly linked to the fate of the CDU candidate, Christian Wulff.

Violence and intimidation of opponents by the security forces and by armed civilian groups (some openly linked to the government) have increased.

One of the consequent advantages is the provision of de facto secure searching in the sense that an IK will only have a Google match if the structure is public (although technically, the surfaced IK need not actually be openly linked to a structure).

The play openly linked Stalin to the murder of the Leningrad party leader Sergei Kirov in 1934, a shocking revelation for Russian audiences in the mid-1980s.

In all likelihood, physicians only report a patient as being non-adherent when the problem is evident and openly acknowledged during the consultation, conceivably linked to assessment of adverse effects in some cases.

"We believe this kind of basic information, the names of people who are linked to what companies, is something that should be openly available – just as the former prime minister David Cameron himself once indicated," the ICIJ's director, Gerard Ryle, said.

The Confédération Paysanne has repeatedly called for agricultural subsidies that are expressly linked to the real costs of production rather than to market values, and it openly endorses protectionism and the taxing of cheap imports both at home and abroad.

Therapists linked to a banned American Jewish group that tries to convert gays into heterosexuals are working openly and legally in Israel.

One former Pakistani player, Sarfraz Nawaz, has openly linked the murder with the connections that his fellow cricketers allegedly maintain with criminal bookies.

Some of these have already been integrated within an experimental web-based (extended) bookmarking tool, Snip!t, and a prototype desktop application On Time, and the paper discusses how the components could be more fully, yet more openly, linked in terms of both architecture and interaction.

The former UN secretary general Kofi Annan said he had spoken of the risk of not resolving – or at least containing – the crisis in Syria, when he was envoy to the nation, and "now we see a movement that is likely to operate across borders openly, linking Syria and Iraq".