That does not strictly justify Clegg in refusing to agree to boundary revisions that are plainly overdue, and were linked to the alternative vote changes.
Of all the ways Mr. Bush persuaded Americans to back the invasion of Iraq last year, the most plainly dishonest was his effort to link his war of choice with the battle against terrorists worldwide.
For 15 years the professional golfers have been preparing for The Open with the links plainly missing.
This better be the next fire that's put out.Here, quite plainly, is a link between credit problems and the operations of the real economy.(Photo credit: Getty).
He is plainly loth to let UNITA ride the rising wave of discontent by linking up with churches beyond his control.
"To link Australia's turn back policy to our capacity to engage with Indonesia on death penalty issues was plainly wrong," Brandis argued.
By seeking to link the situation in Syria with that in Bahrain, however, the new Iranian president reveals himself to be more concerned with winning rhetorical points than with plainly discussing real issues.
The links between politics and wealth are plainly visible in China, where a third of billionaires are party members.Capitalism based on rent-seeking is not just unfair, but also bad for long-term growth.
Biden is this White House's best link with a Congress that the President plainly despises.
The links between leaving school and child labour are multifarious, but poverty plainly drives both.
