Sentence examples for signed connections from inspiring English sources

These business loops and spurs provide signed connections into the downtowns of Pontiac, Bay City, West Branch, Roscommon, Grayling, Gaylord, St. Ignace, and Sault Ste.

The struggle is colored by residual anger over community benefits agreements signed in connection with the new Yankee Stadium and the nearby Gateway Mall, also built by Related, that critics called weak and overly accommodating to the developers.

In 2008 President Bush signed "The Fostering Connections to Success and Increasing Adoptions Act" which increases federal support, promotes adoption and relative guardianship, which results in permanent families, and focuses on improving education and health care for foster children.

But within the last 15 months the nature of Internet access has shifted as most users have signed up for broadband connections.

But while millions of users have signed up for fiber connections, far fewer have bought additional services.

Of the 2.7 million customers who have signed up for fibre connections over those cables, the vast majority (some 2.1 million) have done so via BT retail, rather than through another provider using its network.

The professional social network has denied all wrongdoing but agreed to pay $13 million to compensate the users signed in on its "Add Connections" features.

In black neighborhoods in Chicago, then all over the country, they absorbed local culture and sounds, made connections and friends, signed up musicians.

She eventually used her father's connections to get signed to London Records in 2002.

In July 2004, Jones signed for Southampton from W Connection for a nominal fee after a trial.

He has, for example, always had to sign agreements in connection with exhibiting his scrol1s, and he has made a point of stipulating that no photographs of them should be taken.