Sentence examples for system to link from inspiring English sources

Lockheed Martin built a performance management system to link each employee's performance to organizational objectives.

Another recent proposal calls for something more elaborate: a cable car system to link the island with Brooklyn and Manhattan.

Franciscan Hospital for Children – develop a centralized system to link the hospital's business operations with that of the workforce.

Alternative Networks, for example, is spending €250,000, or $360,000, on a VoIP system to link its 400 employees who work from the office and from home.

Mr. Blakeman also supports the broader hub concept, and has proposed a light rail or special bus system to link the various parts.

Entitled the Olympic X Plan, the scheme uses the city's transportation system to link new and existing sports venues arranged in giant intersecting axes draped across all five boroughs and the New Jersey Meadowlands.

In California, his organization is working with 55 hospitals and five school systems to link their combined purchasing clout.

Mr. Carmichael said that he had looked at stand-alone systems to link his stores, but they would have cost $50,000 to $80,000 to build, not including upkeep.

The ministry is encouraging the development of systems to link cellphones, home appliances and other devices, allowing users to do things like lock doors remotely by cellphone.

In the future, he said, Britain will spend more on weapons like pilotless drones and computer systems to link battlefield units.

And while the computer industry was building systems to link communities of scientists, the Catalog was a "vernacular technology" that was doing the same thing.