Sentence examples for doing in relation to from inspiring English sources

And this seems to be what the Conservative party is doing in relation to Scottish independence.

Nor was the new era of openness and transparency about how the G8 was doing in relation to promises made at previous summits quite what it was cracked up to be.

My point, to return the discussion to its starting point, is that what Aurum is doing in relation to the TS Eliot prize seems closer to patronage than sponsorship.

Regardless what you think of the actual result of the process, how different in essence is what the Horrors do (mashing up Goth, shoegaze, post-punk, late-80s neo-psych in the Loop/Spacemen 3, etc) from what post-dubstep operators like Untold, Jam City or Martyn are doing in relation to their own tradition?

That matters politically, because most people measure their well-being by how they are doing in relation to others rather than by their absolute level of income.The effect of the loss of top-dog status on the well-being of the average American is unlikely to be trivial.

People.ai also shows managers how well team members are doing in relation to this standard.

Recognizing the child Recognize what the learner already knows, feels, and can do, in relation to healthy development and HIV/AIDS related risk prevention.

"Health claims" relate to what a food or food constituent does in relation to nutritional or physiological beneficial effects such as contributions to health maintenance, health improvements and disease risk reduction.

We had seen what they [Fifa] had done in relation to it.

He says he has allotted individual ministers to consider how this can be done in relation to specific countries.

Like their US counterparts, they profited from years of a low currency, and still do in relation to the dollar.