Sentence examples for suggests linking from inspiring English sources

The report suggests linking benefit payments to claimants' lifestyles, and notes that some councils have introduced schemes allowing GPs to prescribe exercise at swimming pools, yoga, gyms and walking clubs.

A recent report from the World Wide Fund for Nature suggests linking subsidies to the amount of land under production rather than the amount produced, so that traditional farming is as well rewarded as the intensive kind.That will not happen for some time because of this week's three-year extension of the EU's current regime.

The IEA also suggests linking state pension age to life expectancy from 2023, and exempting older workers from employment protection legislation and age discrimination laws.

The task group has published 27 recommendations and suggests linking wider communities with more well known brands like Welsh whisky maker Penderyn Distillery in Pontpren, Rhondda Cynon Taff, to encourage visitors - and spending - in that area.

It's the informant, rather than Medina, who suggests linking the bombing to the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, or the East African al-Qaeda affiliate al-Shabaab.

Walker suggests linking the social activity to a reward by offering, for instance, to help your child make a pizza if he or she invites a friend or letting your child choose a treat from the bakery if he or she orders it without your help.

Instead he suggested linking design and generation.

Some great charities have suggested linking through to them so that sounds like a cracking idea.

Republican leaders in Congress have suggested linking an anti-drug bill with legislation to keep teen-agers from smoking.

Hitrans has suggested linking Oban with Glasgow, Campbeltown and Barra.

As for the marketing strategy, may I suggest linking up with the dating websites.