Sentence examples for perceived link with from inspiring English sources

The draft bill does not address these and is being prioritised because of a perceived link "with the terrorism agenda", he says.

The following year she came second in the Kathleen Ferrier Memorial singing competition at the Wigmore Hall – cementing a perceived link with Ferrier that would last throughout her career although the two women never met – and made her debut with the Glyndebourne chorus.

Highlighting the perceived link with inheritance, a 55 year old woman with uncontrolled hypertension [ID16] responded – my friends and neighbors often say I was too fat, but I'm not bothered about such comments as I believe I inherited the trait from my mother; we are usually fat in my family.

For example Huawei, a telecoms outfit, is viewed with suspicion in such places as India because of its perceived links with the Chinese army.

A possible reason for the other three TELTs being used by a greater proportion of students is the perceived link to assessment, with the thematic analysis identifying this as a positive theme for ShowMe, MCQ and Panopto, but an area for improvement for Twitter (Table 4).

And it really strengthens the perceived link between antisatellite systems and missile defenses.

Any perceived link to Ukip and the Tories now may harm her image.

The perceived link between cancer and death was reported by Bener et al. (2001) when he conducted a survey with 1750 Arabic women in the United Arab Emirates [ 34].

But the polling went on and the results were accepted, with voters appearing to steer away from candidates with perceived links to traffickers.

Police harassed Uighurs then because of their perceived potential links with terrorism.

It may be that in divorcing a certain worldliness from any sophistication that could be perceived as a link with the established order of things this song and others like it awakened a new, if slightly perverse, response in an audience that had tired of oversophisticated pieces, on the one hand, and pieces that were too obviously naïve, on the other.