Sentence examples for states linked from inspiring English sources

Three of the states linked future COLA increases to the CPI, a perfectly sensible reform.

Since 1995, there have been at least 20 outbreaks in 25 states linked to spinach or lettuce that sickened some 600 and killed 5 people.

Unlike other states linked to terrorism -- Libya and Iran, for example -- Iraq did not make a habit of directly ordering terror beyond its borders.

An outbreak of measles has been reported in four states "linked to travelers who have acquired the disease abroad," says International SOS, a medical assistance company.

In the north-east of the country, seven states linked to the rest of India by a narrow "chicken's neck" skirting Bangladesh, secessionist movements are rife.

Edward Gibbon, writing of the fall of Rome, might have been describing his contemporary Europe when he concluded that, rather than empire, "independent states linked by a general resemblance of religion, language and manners are productive of the most beneficial consequences to the liberty of mankind".

There may also be implicit trade-offs between member states linking the negotiation with the UK and negotiations in other areas.

The tax agencies of 21 states link in to the FreeFile program through their own Web sites, but the usual income restrictions for FreeFile use apply.

In these models, hidden causes link hierarchical levels, whereas hidden states link dynamics over time.

Robberstad (2005) elicited time discount rates from Tanzanians for a hypothetical health state linked to malaria.

We present a model in which transcriptional state, linked to the nucleosomal density of a region, acts as a modulator of large-scale repeat expansions.