In today's world, change and certainty are closely connected and interdependent.

(ii) The State with which the subject matter of the dispute is most closely connected.

The various categories of objectives, together with their corresponding concrete measures, are closely inter connected.

Our ancestors used animals to name the years of people's births as their lives were closely connected to these animals.

The national mid term programme of action now drafted in Kyrgyzstan will be closely connected to the Millennium Development Goals.

Many concepts common in international business, such as supplier development or market development , are closely connected to broader concepts of sustainable economic development.

(d) An official declaration or a judicial decision restoring the dignity, the reputation and the rights of the victim and of persons closely connected with the victim

As radicalization and recruitment can be closely connected, the European Union has decided to establish by June 2005 a long term strategy and action plan on both issues.

In addition to Wudang Mountains, the place of origin of Toaist culture, Hubei Province is also closely connected with the chime a traditional musical instrument with long history in China.

So the one thing, though, that I want you to remember about this is that these patterns of interactions are something that you'd expect to be closely connected to colony size.

The Third World is connected, we are connected.

You have a carbon connected to only a fluorine, a chlorine connected to the carbon, a hydrogen connected to the carbon, a bromine connected to the carbon.

Bromine is still connected to carbon, which is still connected to hydrogen.

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We connect the dots A is connected to B B is connected to C.

There's millions connected.

When everyone's connected.

Mourning Becomes Connected

In addition, some delegations noted that the draft articles were closely connected to draft articles on the responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts,4 and must be read in the context of those articles, including article 44.

It's getting more connected.

Are these events connected?

Has your phone connected?

Thus, acts punishable under section 5 include those that are not so closely connected with the terrorist offence itself or its preparation that the financier could be convicted as an offender or accomplice in the commission of the aforementioned offences.

(b) persons connected with them.

Maybe the two are connected?

It's wireless. It's always connected.

Chance favors the connected mind.

Here's how the dots connected.

Sherry Turkle Connected, but alone?

We're plugged in we're connected.

That's connected to a scanner.

We are all intimately connected.

You are, in fact, connected not just via Facebook and Internet, you're actually quite literally connected by your neurons.

2. In the absence of a choice of law by the assignor and the assignee, their mutual rights and obligations arising from their agreement are governed by the law of the State with which the contract of assignment is most closely connected.

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Legislation on nationality and other connected issues

And suddenly, the kids have connected laptops.

Queensferry Crossing Bridge now connected to Fife

Well connected, 800 years ago, through Europe.

I have an oxygen hose connected here.

The things are connected in the brain.

Look closely

But the challenge of rebalancing the global economy is also closely connected to central banks monetary policies. With credit and asset bubbles slowly but surely reappearing, the authorities goal should be to keep growth on a balanced and sustainable path and thus to discouraging excessive risk taking.

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