Sentence examples for when they link from inspiring English sources

Programs for disadvantaged workers and students are most successful when they link their graduates to specific and real opportunities for further education, apprenticeship training, or career-track employment.

We will know governments are really serious about reform when they link the pay of regulators to the pay of bankers.

The Lib Dems emerged relatively unsullied from the parliamentary-expenses debacle; they may even have a point when they link the moral laxity of some MPs with a voting system that entrenches too many of them in safe seats.

So how do these two very different systems deal with a similar headnote from the same case, when they link the headnote to the digesting and citator functions in their respective databases?

Article 11, dubbed the "link tax" or "snippet tax" by critics, would require aggregators to pay licensing fees when they include excerpts of content when they link to articles on other sites.

England's players might not require the man-to-man coaching they receive with their clubs when they link up with the national squad but they will always benefit from a manager who can mould them into a cohesive unit.

Harden and Russell Westbrook made a lot of Thunder fans feel nostalgic when they linked up for an alley-oop in Sunday's All-Star game.

A high court jury is considering whether the Daily Mail and London Evening Standard libelled a university tutor when they linked him to an anti-cuts riot in the capital.

The police were testing genetic evidence in old unsolved cases in 2004 when they linked Mr. Gilyard's DNA to the deaths of at least a dozen women, all but one of whom were prostitutes.

That's when they linked up with Curtis Chambers, Uber's long-time director of engineering.

When they linked INV3 to a harmless, noninvasive strain of E. coli, they found that the bacteria were able to enter epithelial cells.