Sentence examples for associated with the forthcoming from inspiring English sources

This point is further reinforced by the proposed 'Privacy by Design' requirements associated with the forthcoming General Data Protection Regulation GDPRR).

Taking into account the heliogeomagnetical condition, we conclude that the observed ionospheric enhancements were very likely associated with the forthcoming moderate Chongqing earthquake, which implies that the relationship between the amplitudes of ionospheric disturbances and earthquakes is very complicated.

Low water availability in the soil during the short-dry season may stimulate ripe fruit production in the herbaceous species of the broad-leaved meadow, a phenomenon that may be associated with the forthcoming rainy season and subsequent water dispersal of mostly hydrochorous species in the broad-leaved meadow (Ramírez, unpubl. data).

Accordingly, in order to cope with the forthcoming anxiety associated with the presence of food, captive primates increase their play levels during the time-period preceding food distribution.

Contestants on a recently taped episode of "The Price Is Right" competed for the chance to win items associated with the former host Bob Barker's forthcoming autobiography, including a computer for purchasing the book and a truck to carry multiple copies home.

Harrison found frustration in this next phase of the Bangladesh project, as the various record companies associated with the concerts' performers attempted to profit from the forthcoming release.

Instead the Court has appointed Sunil Gavaskar, the former Test opener who has been closely associated with the IPL since its inception as a commentator, to take charge of the forthcoming season as "interim working president" of the Board of Control (BCCI).

The observed changes were associated with the mechanism that switches genes on and off, which is heritable to forthcoming cell generations, hence under epigenetic control.

With forthcoming dry-powder inhalation techniques, respiratory side effects directly associated with the inhalation procedure became even more relevant.

As Frank Trentmann argues in his forthcoming book The Empire of Things: "It was when debt became more firmly associated with the poor that it spelled moral shame".

Not associated with the biography genre.