Sentence examples for policies are interconnected from inspiring English sources

Dobbs rarely connects his admirably progressive views on trade policy with his critique of immigration policy -- when, as I've shown before in my newspaper columns, the two policies are interconnected.

The RD-Connect project was developed under IRDiRC (International Rare Disease Research Consortium), a European Commission and US National Institute of Health initiative to coordinate research funding on RDs, and RD-Connect activities and policies are interconnected with those of IRDiRC.

Republicans argued that people should "choose" the coverage they want, but because health insurance is interconnected, such a policy was likely to harm all patients.

But as he has suggested when speaking of the economic challenges we face, in the world of foreign policy, our major challenges are interconnected.

Using various disciplines, I explored how the elements of the reef system (social organization, productive activities, public policy, biological environment, ecological interactions) are interconnected.

"But the two are interconnected.

Global financial markets are interconnected.

"All these choices are interconnected.

All are interconnected, except the southern grid.

All those things are interconnected.

They are interconnected and inseparable".