Sentence examples for past linked from inspiring English sources

He noted that North Korea has in the past linked talk of nonaggression to demands for the withdrawal of all American troops from the Korean peninsula.

According to Evans, the new curriculum was "a Little England version of our national past, linked to an isolationist view of our national future".

The city was in the past linked to such groups, with the notorious drug kingpin Darko Saric reportedly a major investor, and one of his associates was shot in the main square in 2010.

Beyond that, Mr. Putin said both nations must shed "the fears of the past" linked to their cold war rivalry, and accept that they now share not only democratic values and ambitions, but also the same commitment to market economics.

The former adviser has a past linked to the far-right (and is himself the subject of a separate legal investigation into publicly financed polling at the Elysée),  and was the mastermind behind some of Mr Sarkozy's more unpleasant campaign hard talk about immigration and national identity during his failed 2012 re-election bid.

Instead, it flickered between the present day and the past, linking in with the end of series three and leaving many viewers confused.

There is past link, too, in the Scottish dugout.

Several members of its advisory council have current or past links to the Russian government.

Keynsham, located on the River Avon between Bath and Bristol, has past links to the brass industry.

One method relies on past links between certain names and high economic status.

Mr Sayyaf is also a radical Islamist with past links to Osama bin Laden.