Sentence examples for topics linked to from inspiring English sources

The site is credited with being the only source for controversial topics linked to the conflict and the only media outlet regularly challenging attitudes towards peace and conflict.

With the exception of the Executive Summary, only those topics linked to key tables have been used.

In a middle range were topics linked to behavioural determinants of health, and there were also some 'organisational' items [see Table 2].

The search function was designed to return query hits to the search page organized as gene-centric subcategorized topics linked to the appropriate pages.

During the next phase, the focus of the training will be put on more specific topics linked to specialised foster care, which would bring the total coverage of professionals from the centres for social work and centres for family placement to 300.

Where editors were told to independently verify trending topics surfaced by the algorithm, even by cross-referencing "Google News and other news sources," engineers were told to accept every trending topic linked to three or more recent articles, from any source, or linked to any article with at least five related posts.

Each chapter is an introductory review of a specific topic linked to the editors' framework for the study of urban public health.

As a hypothetical online publisher, she spotted a trending topic, formulated a post on that topic linking to a relevant article, looked at the full calendar of scheduled posts, scheduled the post for an empty slot, got a recommendation for a better time to publish, then scheduled her post.

Aware of the argument that someone like her would "do well" in elections in "towerblock constintuencies", she deliberately always fought for election in right-wing areas, worked on topics not linked to ethnicity, such as gay rights and bio-ethics.

Lecture and discussion topics are linked to extensions of other courses as a way for students to grasp the interrelatedness of their course studies.

In the interview guides, the six topics were linked to the three aspects of quality (clinical effectiveness, patient safety, and patient experiences) defined in the QUASER study.