Sentence examples for has been in relation from inspiring English sources

"Most of the research [about relational aggression] has been in relation to girls," Orpinas said.

One major challenge that has come back to these and other assessments has been in relation to the accuracy of the numbers they have arrived at.

Perhaps the most significant change has been in relation to drug "mules" – the people, usually women, used by cartels to smuggle drugs.

Funding for science and research in particular needs to be increased above inflation, and there should be a similarly bold aspiration in this area as there has been in relation to student numbers.

The Astro also has a map page to illustrate where a dog is and where it has been – in relation to the hunter – and allows hunters to determine if they have covered nearby ground.

It's worth noting that almost every recent public use of the term "lynching" has been in relation to allegations of sexual misconduct.

The other crisis, far less foreseeable, has been in relations between the United States and South Korea, once the closest of American allies in Asia.

Any such request will only have been in relation to the need to ensure that nothing damages our national security".

The majority of Ofcom's previous licence revocations have been in relation to what one might call "babe channels".

"The anxieties that the police have raised from time to time have been in relation to the applicant, rather than the application.

Additionally, and unfortunately, the vast majority of previous cases upholding indirect horizontal effect have been in relation to civil and political rights.