Sentence examples for agent in relation to from inspiring English sources

a.2) God's will is not exercised by arbitrary fiat; but what is good for some human being can be understood as fitting for this kind of agent, in relation to the purpose this agent intends to accomplish, in the real environment of the action, including other persons individually and collectively.

Initiative has "a disjunctive stage, at the end of which we recognize the necessarily antagonistic character of the original causality of the agent in relation to the other modes of causality; and a conjunctive stage, at the end of which we recognize the necessity to coordinate in a synergistic way the original causality of the agent with the other forms of causality" (Oneself as Another, 102).

"He might have represented a chaos agent, in relation to Conservatism, Inc. (a moniker for the establishment Republicans), similar to Trump.

Proto-Mayan had at least one passive construction as well as an antipassive rule for downplaying the importance of the agent in relation to the patient.

There is no need to schedule dialysis in relation to injection of contrast media or injection of contrast agent in relation to dialysis program.

Central to this function is an adequate assessment of risk imposed on participants by a research study or investigational agent in relation to benefits accrued by participation.

Libby was eventually convicted of lying to a grand jury and FBI agents in relation to the case, which makes him fair game for Fair Game to use as a villain.

However, the pharmaceutical industry yielded fewer therapeutic agents in relation to their expenses [2].

Since several pharmacotherapies have failed to be efficacious in all patients, we also assess the clinical effectiveness of newer agents in relation to existing drugs.

The aim of this article is to review endogenous serine protease inhibitors and novel antithrombotic agents in relation to pharmacologic regulation of thrombin.

However, Mr Bercow has sparked a row by writing to IPSA's chairman Sir Ian Kennedy urging him not to publish details of MPs landlords and agents in relation to their subsidised second homes.