Sentence examples for answer in relation to from inspiring English sources
While Wagner has questions to answer in relation to the Third Reich, a degree of subtlety would help," Kennaway said.
"David Cameron, the police and the Press Complaints Commission all have questions to answer in relation to today's Guardian revelations," he said in a message posted on Twitter this morning.
It said in a statement: "The Met welcomes the IPCC findings which include that there was no evidence concerning complaints that officers failed to protect Mr Tomlinson from assault and subsequently no case to answer in relation to misconduct.
The reasons to worry became all too apparent last week, in a path-breaking judgment of the high court: Mr Justice McCombe ruled that the British government has a case to answer in relation to charges of systematic torture and abuse of detainees during Kenya's Mau Mau rebellion of the 1950s.
Former chairman Alastair Johnston agreed with Green's assertion that Rangers should have no case to answer in relation to the SPL probe in light of the tribunal's verdict.
"The Rangers Football Club Ltd is a company free of external debt". Former chairman Alastair Johnston agreed with Green's assertion that Rangers should have no case to answer in relation to the SPL probe in light of the tribunal's verdict.
"There are much bigger questions to be answered in relation to how Russia operates in the United Kingdom and whether they really are a friendly nation towards us".
It was one of several questions that had no direct reference to Sochi, but that Miller answered in relation to the Olympics.
"We fully empathise with the deceased's family at this very difficult time and their need for answers in relation to the circumstances surrounding the death of Sheku Bayoh on 3 May 2015," he said.
Chris Bryant, Labour's former Europe minister, said the government would have to "make clear exactly what has happened" at some point this week, and said parliament should review its vetting processes".There are some questions to be answered in relation to the security of the House of Commons," he said.
At Cambridge we spend much attention on ensuring that the exams we set are fair and enable a wide range of answers in relation to the teaching we provide, but the questions are not instrumental – nor do we teach solely with exams in mind.
