Sentence examples for any special relation from inspiring English sources

In the present case, as we have said, neither of the state officers named held any special relation to the particular statute alleged to be unconstitutional.

Some of the farmers stated: 'transhumant herders are our enemy, we don't really want to have any special relation with them, even when they are passing, we have ordered our wives to never interact with them, not even give them water'.

Not only that, if a doctor has any special relation with a company, we can identify that by seeing most of the products of that company in the prescription and can form our strategy to [make them switch their preference]." - MR "… by monitoring prescriptions, we can identify prescribing habits of a doctor.

"But our national interest doesn't require any special relations with Iran because of this.

Russell (e.g., 1940, Chapter 6) held that a substance just is a bundle of universals themselves related by a special relation between properties, known as compresence.

Furthermore, each zodiacal sign has a special relation with a part of the human body.

In this case, as in that of Christianity, the new religion claimed a special relation with Judaism.

Nestor has a special relation to Ionia, where the Homeric poems were composed, and through Ionia to early Athens.

These writers have a special relation to the "outside contained on the inside" feature of academic creative-writing programs, and many of the most celebrated have been accused of inauthenticity.

By the end of the 17th century, the newcomers had taken their full place on a newly emerging international scene and were always to be in a special relation with the Cycladic islands, Crete, and, probably, Troy.

In ancient Greek thought, truth in language has a special relation to the female by virtue of her pre-eminent art-form the one Freud believed wart-form thented by wonen—weaving.