Sentence examples for overseas link from inspiring English sources

Radio, satellite television, the Internet and millions of relations overseas link them to other, more attractive, ways of doing things.

John Kerry said Friday that if elected president he would more than double the number of American agents overseas, link the various intelligence agencies at every level and under one national intelligence director, and ensure that dissenting views could rise from the ranks so the nation did not go to war because of bad information.

Then there are the overseas links: with associate offices in the UK and Germany, Holland, Belgium, France, Mauritius and the Seychelles.

As a trading nation with strong overseas links, Britain has a vital stake in maintaining international order and must be able to project hard power overseas.

In Kenya, for example, the state telephone firm had the country's only Internet exchange-point shut down, forcing local surfers to use overseas links at 15 times the cost.But things are improving.

He cites a 2004 inquiry into the overseas links of just one alliance of Camorra clans in the same Secondigliano district that was to be torn apart by gang warfare.

A British security official said investigators were considering "the big questions about what overseas links there might have been and how they were radicalized," including any ties to Iraq.

A total of 12 people were arrested across northern England on Wednesday as police carried out a string of raids to thwart an alleged terrorist cell with overseas links.

John Kerry detailed his ideas for overhauling the intelligence community, including more than doubling the number of spies overseas, linking intelligence agencies at every level and under one director, and ensuring that dissenting views could rise from the ranks so the nation does not go to war because of bad information.

"There haven't been statements from overseas linking this to extremist groups outside the country — that is quite positive," said Charles Knight, lecturer in the Department of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism at Australia's Macquarie University.

One Samoan respondent suggested that an acceptable approach would be that medical NGOs and volunteers coming from overseas should link directly with the local MOH for a centralized approach in order to avoid duplication of roles.