Sentence examples for been raised in relation from inspiring English sources

This process has not yet been raised in relation to the UK's social housing policy, says Farha – although she wouldn't be able to say so anyway, as she would share any views with the government before making them public.

In a statement to the press Interpol said: "Questions have recently been raised in relation to Mr Abdellatif's convictions as stated by Egyptian authorities in their original Red Notice application.

"It is also the case that a number of complaints have been raised in relation to the tactic of containment and as to whether this achieves that balance," he said.

However, concerns have been raised in relation to usual calcium-containing phosphate binders as they might cause hypercalcaemia.

Ethical concerns have been raised in relation to these campaigns, focusing on issues for campaigners and donors such as exposure to fraudulent campaigns, loss of privacy, and fairness in how medical crowdfunding funds are distributed.

However, concern has been raised in relation to the increased risk of coronary heart disease linked to chronic use of HAART.

Mr Lavery's key concern is raised in relation to an email which he received from Mr Wilmer on 5 November 2014.

When the subject of 1993 was raised in relation to a desperate team needing to relocate its championship edge in the most urgent of hours, Doc Rivers played along.

Furthermore, one could reasonably expect those now in charge in South Yorkshire police to be ensuring that disciplinary enquiries are raised in relation to all those officers associated with Hillsborough who are still serving – irrespective of their current rank.

Joint leader of Leeds council, councillor Richard Brett, said that as a result of a number of concerns being raised in relation to the commissioning process, the Director of Adult Social Services, Sandie Keene, had decided to withdraw the decision to award new contracts to the city's Neighbourhood Networks.

This question was raised in relation to an item we published recently, regarding a report by Sir Richard Henriques that examined why Janner had not been the subject of more extensive police enquiries when claims were first levelled against him in the early 1990s.