Sentence examples for concerns the relations from inspiring English sources
The plot of the novel concerns the relations between hunters and hunted, quests and the objects of quests, code-makers and code-breakers.
Our earliest drama on the subject, "Metamora," by John Stone (1829), concerns the relations between the Massachusetts settlers and Prince Philip of the Wampanoags.
The earliest correspondence concerns the relations between Abigail Adams and her daughter-in-law Sarah Adams, and among other members of the family, including John Adams and John Quincy Adams, Susan B. Adams, Charles Thomas Clark, and various members of the Adams, Johnson, and Savage families.
Hence it comes that, although the same systematic principles apply to political as to forensic oratory, and although the former is a nobler business, and fitter for a citizen, than that which concerns the relations of private individuals, these authors say nothing about political oratory, but try, one and all, to write treatises on the way to plead in court.
Intergenerational justice concerns the relations between generations.
Another issue concerns the relations among generations.
Much of this debate concerns the relative relations of the two series.
The first category concerns the relation between people and language; the second concerns the relation between language and the world.
The purchasing-power theory of wages concerns the relation between wages and employment and the business cycle.
The second problem concerns the relation between the decay of the window function g and its canonical dual window γ=S−1g as well as its canonical tight window ψ=S−1/2g.
