Sentence examples for our interconnections with from inspiring English sources

Water laws, she said, need to be "revisioned" to reflect our interconnections with water.

Whilst they did also manage law in earlier times, I see the role as being more closely tied to the ancient and resurgent modern focus of advising over nature matters, reminding people of our intrinsic interconnection with all of nature and our need to respect her ways.

Clearly our model does not include interconnections with all of the other networks that regulate development of the renal system and other organs.

The industry's complex interconnections with many smaller manufacturing concerns also underline its national importance.

Only on rereading do we notice the undercurrents of meaning, and then the many interconnections with other Kunitz poems.

It represents an integrative focus, functioning through its widespread interconnections with the cortex and other regions of the brain.

The government phased out these groups in 1997 because some had developed interconnections with violent paramilitaries, which are responsible for most of Colombia's killings.

Hydroelectric power in smaller amounts is brought into Mississippi from Tennessee Valley Authority dams and through interconnections with power companies in other states.

In the UK, many providers have private interconnections with each other and with other providers in other nations as well as connections to internet exchanges.

For a time Latvia raised objections, partly because early proposals appeared to bypass Riga and lacked interconnections with air- and seaports.

The sources of Libya's enrichment program are still under investigation, but those who have had an early glance say they see "interconnections" with both Pakistan and Iran's programs -- and Libyan financial support for the Pakistani program that stretches back three decades.