Examples of using Is often linked in English and their translations into French
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Difficulty controlling the intensity of feelings-this is often linked to difficulties with self-soothing and coping.
It comprises various interrelated attributes and is often linked to the enjoyment of other rights,
defeatism has negative connotation, and is often linked to treason and pessimism.
the abuse of"crack" is noticeable and is often linked to the growing incidence of violence.
The demographic pressure on MPC cities is often linked to poverty, as it originates from rural migrations
Furthermore, sport is often linked to education, so a more active population is one with better schooling,
This last failure is often linked to weak capacity to identify
The overrepresentation of indigenous people in corrective institutions is often linked to overpolicing in areas where indigenous persons live
economic terms, is often linked to both public opinion
We are aware that terrorism is often linked to other security threats,
Consequently type history in the 20th century is often linked to the names of star designers- Goudy
Trafficking in small arms is often linked to organized crime
secondary education, is often linked almost exclusively to the introduction to specific technological tools rather than to the study
An aspect of such levelling which is often linked to the processes of globalization is the Economic Protection Zones(EPZs)
The evidence of the impact of remittances on poverty reduction is far from obvious and is often linked to the nature of the migration
cultural rights is often linked to the livelihood of rights holders,
This can be partially explained by the fact that the level of involvement of trade unions is often linked to the national culture of social dialogue
It is often linked to other forms of organized crime-- trafficking in arms and human beings,
the maximum amount payable is often linked to the employee's salary.
The intervention is aimed at addressing the challenge of poor access to skilled care by pregnant women, which is often linked to poor or non-existent public transportation system in many rural communities across the country.