Sentence examples for significant links to from inspiring English sources

Not only are there no significant links to Muslim terrorists, a Sri Lankan official said.

Initially, Boko Haram was an indigenous movement, with no significant links to other international terrorist groups.

It includes Kurdish, Sunni, Shiite, and secular organizations and can be adjusted to include groups external to Iraq that have significant links to organizations within the country.

Boston Dynamics is the most high-profile acquisition, however, instantly adding world-leading robotics capability, including robots that can walk all on their own, to Google's arsenal – as well as significant links to the US military – conjuring images of Skynet and the artificial intelligence-led robot uprising straight out of the 1984 film The Terminator.

Boston Dynamics is the most high-profile acquisition, however, instantly adding world-leading robotics capability, including robots that can walk all on their own, to Google's arsenal – as well as significant links to the US military – conjuring images of Skynet and the artificial intelligence-led robot uprising straight out of the 1984 film The Terminator.

Since 1995, Bogdan, and his partner Penny Dransart, of the University of Wales, Lampeter, have demonstrated through archaeological excavation and research that Fetternear is one of the more important medieval sites in the British Isles, with significant links to Hungary, Austria and Slovenia.

(The Warren Commission concluded that he had no "significant link" to organized crime).

They added that antiterrorist police officers had searched Mr. Brunerie's home at Courcouronnes, 20 miles south of Paris, and found "nothing significant linked to the attack".

Yet Mr. Buffett overlooked the more significant link to Salomon, the Wall Street bank he once partly owned and led as chairman.

The horrifying scenes came amid heightened tension following the Charlie Hebdo shootings in Paris, but it is understood that there is not thought to be any significant link to events in France.

Mr. Reed, whose work is preserved on its recordings from the 1960s and '70s, was widely seen as the last significant link to the company in its Victorian-tinged glory days.