Examples of using Is often linked in English and their translations into Spanish
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Organized crime is often linked with that extremism, and is the lifeblood of terrorism.
Male school abandonment is often linked with child labour,
light weapons is often linked to armed violence,
The ganguro culture is often linked with para para, a Japanese dance style.
The Fantastique is often linked to a particular ambiance,
Modern literature is often linked with the development of hangul,
Artificial sweeteners are also not necessarily the better choice as consuming them is often linked to metabolic disorders.
in particular to justice, is often linked to discrimination on other grounds.
Furthermore, it is now established that at standard doses it acts positively on neurological pain, which is often linked to diabetic neuropathy.
Nowadays, the strength of the currency and health of the economy is often linked to the amount of money remitted by OFWs.
especially as terrorism is often linked to organised crime.
Their role within those rural community contexts is often linked to the family life
Central Africa, the collapse of institutional frameworks is often linked to the laundering of the proceeds of drug trafficking for the procurement of arms by rebel groups and criminal organizations.
and their survival, which is often linked to the men in their lives.
The explanation for this may be that the feeling of insecurity is often linked to suspicion and lack of trust in the social environment,
Such a perspective seems necessary for tackling all the complexities of the offence, which is often linked to transnational threats, including organized crime,
dropping out of school is often linked to a lack of knowledge that not finishing their studies may have on young people in the long term.
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
assessment that informs teaching and learning is often linked directly to the school curriculum
the fear of intimidation or retaliation is often linked to a distrust of government officials,