Sentence examples for being used in relation from inspiring English sources

But it is now being used in relation to specific events.

The picturesque, but wholly inappropriate, military metaphor in terms of which acculturated man has chosen to speak of his parasitic relationship to our planet is now being used in relation to Russian and American successes in launching artificial satellites and putting astronauts into orbit.

But it's never been used in relation to an actual case, as far as I know".

What is new is the way it is used in relation to the basic pulse.

Senior police say these "community resolutions" are only used in low-level disputes, but Cooper said there had been 10,000 cases since 2010 in which they have been used in relation to violence in the home.

The word probability was used in relation to the mathematics of chance in 1662 in the Logic of Port-Royal, written by Pascal's fellow Jansenists, Antoine Arnauld and Pierre Nicole.

John Hemming said the new breed of injunction, which was used in relation to a case in the high court in London last week, meant journalists could face jail simply for asking questions.

In some circumstances, for instance, if certain anti-terrorism provisions are used in relation to a journalist, he or she may be restrained by law from disclosing that fact itself".

The country does have a sedition law which has been used in relation to insults against the monarchy as recently as last year, although there was no indication it would be applied to the nine Australians.

The senator, who seems unfamiliar with basic reporting requirements, should know that the word "alleged" is used in relation to a criminal offence, if the offence is one that has not been proven.

Between 1998 and 2010, the keyword 'reason' was used in relation to argumentation in high percentages.