Sentence examples for changes in relation to the from inspiring English sources

AW has a specific interest in policy changes in relation to the shaping of new and changing professional roles, identities and relationships, and changing patient engagement with the health services.

Fourth, we were not able to measure MAP changes in relation to the distribution of maternal fat, which is more related to endothelial dysfunction, although BMI is highly correlated with visceral fat [ 46].

We think there should be changes in relation to the way free movement operates.

The mind-brain is lived only from a first-person perspective, and it is a dynamic, plastic organ that changes in relation to the environment.

Labour former minister Gisela Stuart told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme: "What Ed Miliband has now said quite clearly is that he does see circumstances, which may arise sooner than we think if there are treaty changes in relation to the euro which will be required, that will mean a transfer of power".

We are not proposing in this bill to make any changes in relation to the issue of encryption.

"Nothing has changed in relation to the Turnbull government's policy on schools funding," he said in a statement.

In a statement, he said "nothing has changed in relation to the Turnbull government's policy on schools funding".

But the public remain worried despite falling overall crime rates; and rightly so, because nothing has changed in relation to the fundamental sources of insecurity.

It was very interesting that not one of them could recall any conversation about anthropogenic climate change in relation to the fires.

In addition, the rules around "fly-in fly-out" and "drive-in drive-out" (Fifo) workers – usually employed by businesses such as mining companies – will change in relation to the zone tax offset (ZTO).