Sentence examples for unconditionally linked from inspiring English sources

The Russians have insisted that the ABM treaty is "unconditionally linked" to other arms pacts, especially those limiting offensive arms.

But the Russians said the ABM Treaty was "unconditionally linked" to other arms control pacts, and that Mr. Rumsfeld had not convinced them to withdraw from it.

"For us, it is unconditionally linked with both the Start II and Start I Treaties," he said, referring to strategic arms reduction treaties negotiated between Washington and Moscow.

X- (or Z-) linked recessive deleterious mutations will therefore be unconditionally expressed in the heterogametic sex and cause an overall higher mortality rate.

But U.S. President Barack Obama, phoning Netanyahu on Sunday, put pressure on Israel to hold fire unconditionally and appeared to link its core demand for Hamas to be stripped of cross-border rockets and infiltration tunnels to a peace accord with the Palestinians that is nowhere on the diplomatic horizon.

Although the protocols described in this paper are not unconditionally secure, they do make it much harder for any one party involved in a linkage operation to determine any useful information about the data being linked.

"These results are sufficient to set up an unconditionally secure QKD link between satellite and earth, technically," they add.

Their biggest work was linking with Tanzania's Alikiba (who signed to Sony Music this year) for the dance number Unconditionally Bae, which has racked up over 4m YouTube views.

In unconditionally versus out unconditionally.

They loved him unconditionally.

"I love him unconditionally.