Examples of using To be linked in English and their translations into Finnish
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And we don't want to be linked to him.
Measures needed to be linked to increasing productivity and competitiveness, on the one hand, and social inclusion on the other.
How she died does appear to be linked to how she lived.
You couldn't deny-- if someone wanted to link to you, you couldn't stop them. You had to participate in this idea of opening up your pages to be linked by anybody.
Everybody seems to be linked together somehow.
But they must all drink at the toast in order to be linked as one.
Their nervous systems appear to be linked to the organism's. What happened?
JiveX offers a comprehensive portfolio of solutions that enable medical networks and groups to be linked sensibly and flexibly.
Smart and effective sanctions need to be linked to a structural and systemic response.
If a European immigration policy is established,the work permit of those people, certainly in the first instance, will need to be linked with their presence in one country.
In some cases,geo-blocking appears to be linked to agreements between suppliers and distributors.
Heki Danjō lived in warlike times when it was considered honorable to be linked to famous warriors.
This process appears to be linked to increasing domestic competition and to more favourable growth prospects in foreign markets.
The governmental agreement therefore needs to be linked to an agreement with the rebels.
This support needs to be linked to the implementation of smart specialisation strategies and other EU instruments so that the cybersecurity industry in Europe takes better advantage of them.
Later, according to the project, should be 45 the hospitals to be linked by this special airport.
High infant mortality appears to be linked to the poor quality and limited supply of safe water and to weakened public health systems.
Finally, I would also call for the EU strategy on Roma inclusion to be linked with the strategy for the Danube region.
The risk to develop shingles seems to be linked to a decline in the specific immunity(the way the body defends itself) against varicella-zoster virus.
This closure is not bound up with the opening of new factories in Spain and this decision by Renault does not appear to be linked to new production centres in other European countries.
One genetic variant found to be linked to changes in the volume of the hippocampus- a key region involved in learning and memory- is also known to be associated with schizophrenia.
I have, however joined with the rapporteur in tabling a compromise amendment providing for indicative targets to be linked with the possibility of their being reviewed.
I believe this to be linked, among other things, to the disappearance of the official channels and administration, so that informal activities have acquired an importance that is unheard of elsewhere.
High levels of this trait were believed by Eysenck to be linked to increased vulnerability to psychosis such as in schizophrenia.
Germany supports additional proposals for creating a regional Trade and Customs Union with the aim of forming a free-trade zone which ought,if possible, to be linked with the European Union.
The risk of developing shingles increases with age and seems to be linked to a decline in immunity(protection) against varicella-zoster virus.
We have had lively debates and lively arguments, but we have been united in a common goal of wanting to make the competitive Single Market economy work, a competitive social market economy work, and for those two things to be linked together.
Parliament would expect the new institution, like others, to be linked with us by an interinstitutional agreement clearly setting out the rules of cooperation.
The report contains a number of positive recommendations such as the proposal for an EU-wide ban on trans-fatty acids that have been found to be linked to heart disease and female infertility.
Therefore, the success of globalisation requires these isolated areas to be linked to the rest of the world as well as a real investment in the education and health of their inhabitants.