Sentence examples for exists in relation to the from inspiring English sources
Bush's image everywhere, but finds insufficient evidence that he exists in relation to the voter.
"We can sit down and clear up any situation that exists in relation to the extradition request," he said.
However, that will not always be the case, and the fact that d' and d a can disagree (e.g., see Dougal & Rotello, 2007) underscores the critical point that theoretical discriminability exists in relation to the model used to quantify it.
The consensus viewpoint from this day was that whilst controversy still exists in relation to the role of orthodontic treatment and gingival recession, there is a need to undertake a risk assessment and appropriate consent prior to the commencement of treatment.
Mr. Robertson points out that "no such document, of course, exists in relation to the Nazi Holocaust".
A clear knowledge gap exists in relation to the education of the HCA workforce.
Also, an efficient fight against a "race to the bottom" in certain areas of law is impossible unless federal powers exist in relation to the particular questions raised.
In this paper, I attempt to conceptualize the strategies adopted by the union as they exist in relation to the changing political economic landscape.
It is highly doubtful that 4,000 lines of text from main UK broadcast bulletins exist in relation to the closing weeks of the Sri Lanka war, also in 2009, in which up to 40 times more civilians died than in Gaza.
It was found that variances existed in relation to the two universities incubation models which were found to result from both regional (macro environment) and organisational (meso environment) influences (i.e. university type).
