Sentence examples for decided in relation from inspiring English sources
The maximum adoption allowance is decided in relation to the fostering allowance that would otherwise be payable for that child.
All urgent cases will be dealt with as normal.Asked whether judges had been asked to ensure that their holidays coincided with likely court closures, the Judicial Office said: "Once plans have been decided in relation to court business, we will consider how best to deploy judicial resources as required".
The attenuation level is decided in relation to the antenna impedance and this 750-pF capacitance.
Most vacation rental systems price a listing by inching it a tiny bit lower than whatever else is available, which means that per-night prices are primarily decided in relation to one another rather than in relation to external factors.
The government has already decided (in relation to the stability pact of the social partners) to facilitate an investment in a new Century Aluminum plant and an extension of Rio Tinto/Alcan's existing facility.
This would lead people to talk about this debate; a debate to present Europe to the public, to demonstrate positions clearly and so that the people know what is decided in relation to the issues that affect each of us in our daily lives.
To completely separate what he knows and does as president from what he communicates to his family and associates and what he decides in relation to his businesses will be an enormous challenge for Trump.
He apparently decided in favor of international relations, though.
The scheduled air service was the latest in a string of important changes between the nations since President Obama decided in 2014 to restore diplomatic relations with Cuba.
What is "sufficient" has to be decided in each case" Goodrich E.S. – Memoirs: On the Relation of the Arthropod Head to the Annelid Prostomium.
No-one from the authorities bothered to tell Stephen that from July 1933 they had decided that his prosecution in relation to the Invergordon Mutiny was now "undesirable".
