6 sentences with “linking”

The Silk Road linking China, India, the Middle East and Europe actually began during the Hellenistic period and the Seleucids did all they could to support trade in their territories.

In short, the bishops suddenly assumed power on a par with the traditional Roman nobility, directly linking power within the Christian church hierarchy with power within the Roman political system.

It seems that the Persian kings considered it very important to maintain an image of beneficence, of linking their power to sympathy for their subjects, rather than trying to terrorise their subjects into submission.

Shipments of Chinese silk moved along the aptly named Silk Road through Central Asia, directly linking the two most powerful empires in the world at the time (via, as mentioned above, Persia, which made huge profits in the process).

Aversive techniques (unreliable) of smoking, which are based on directly linking the habit of smoking with unpleasant stimuli or consequences, using for this purpose from electric shocks to certain substances or excess smoke in the environment.

While intra-Asian trade routes linking China, Korea, Japan, the western Pacific islands, Southeast Asia and India ensured that Asian states had access to wealth and luxury goods, Europeans had to rely on costly long-distance trade between Asia, the Middle East and Europe to access goods such as spices and porcelain that Europeans desperately wanted (as far as we can conclude based on the prices European elites were willing to pay for them) but could not produce themselves.