| Governments, the private sector and the research community must actively interlink and engage. |
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| The new institutional framework offers the Union an unprecedented opportunity to better interlink its different counter terrorism instruments. |
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| The huge number of separate parts in this hemispherical cupola overlap and interlink to form a great geometric design. |
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| Although trafficking and the clandestine movement of persons are two different phenomena, they sometimes interlink and overlap. |
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| Let's take TARGET, for example, the interlink between the national euro clearing systems of the EU member countries. |
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| A further means of promoting these objectives is by seeking to interlink the contents of the processes to a greater extent. |
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| Its main rival is Google, which offers its own range of such services, and continues to launch new ones and interlink them more closely. |
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| So there is a whole series of policies here which have to interlink to deal with issues about social inclusion. |
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| In my case I have had the opportunity to interlink dance and management. |
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| So to make it easy, just use plain text, write frequently, interlink with each page and develop high quality articles so others are willing to link to you. |
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| The joint work between trainers and experts in developing the topic sheets and the structure of the packs made it possible to interlink the various aspects of the issue and deal with them in greater detail. |
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| The new streamlined procedure should be used to avoid a bureaucratisation of the process and facilitate the interlink between experts and practitioners. |
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| In order to consolidate and interlink the information, and to facilitate public access, it was decided to establish a national environmental register. |
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| However, it cannot be denied that the Union and its Member States have built a transport system that allows the national, regional and local subsystems to grow and interlink. |
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| On its exterior, one can admire how the straight and curved lines of the brickwork interlink and form a sort of lace pattern of remarkably elegant composition. |
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| The engineers at KEK, by contrast, have simply designed the storage rings so that they interlink at one point, and the beams thus cross each other at an angle. |
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| If during polymerization each unit can add more than one other unit, then as the molecule increases in size it will branch out with many arms that will divide and interlink to create a densely cross-linked solid. |
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| They interlink, but it is more helpful to separate them. |
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| The problem is not one of choosing between peace and justice, but of the best way to interlink one with the other, in the light of specific circumstances, without ever sacrificing the one for the other. |
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| Good governance' of globalization can only be the result of a positive interlink between supra-national, national as well as regional and local actors in the private and the public sector. |
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| For direct connection between signal conditioning instrument and PC or DCS, the RS232 modem connection cable and an additionally connected interlink cable from the scope of delivery will be required. |
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| Extra outtakes by illegal catches undermine that capacity and may even have consequences for other species that interlink with the stock that is targeted in IUU activities and affect the ecosystem even more. |
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| Its mission is to interlink national networks of resources for urban policies so as to facilitate an exchange of knowledge that has been validated, standardized and updated. |
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| The EEIG is a flexible and light structure which enables its members to interlink some of their economic activities while retaining their economic and legal independence. |
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| Shares of Interlink Electronics traded heavily this week as news of the company's new deal with Sony hit the streets. |
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| Interlink Electronics and Stratos Products Development Group have agreed to develop and market computer input devices. |
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| KeyCorp is the second institution in the last month to announce its launch of an Interlink program outside of the five Western states where Interlink originally operated. |
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