Sentence examples for in line with the relevant from inspiring English sources
The emissions will of course also meet stringent conditions in line with the relevant EU standards.
The DWP spokesperson said the Jolliffe family's claim will be forwarded to the German authorities, in line with the relevant European regulation.
"All her claims were in line with the relevant House of Commons rules and guidance and have been approved by the Fees Office".
The company has hired lawyers who focus on healthcare to make sure everything is in line with the relevant laws, but there's still the matter of getting users to hand over their health information.
In line with the relevant literature, we examine the role played by labor market policies and institutions — active and passive labor market policies as well as employment protection legislation and include a monetary policy variable.
However, there was "evidence to show that officers had not recorded all crimes in line with the relevant Home Office counting rules" mostly because of "misinterpretations of the rules" as well as a "desire to support the wishes of the victim".
The concentrations of drugs used in this study were carefully chosen to follow those used in previous in vivo studies by our group, to be in line with the clinically relevant doses used in the field (with the anti-HAT drugs) and to be in line with those reported in publications such as Matsson et al. 2009.
Our findings of similarity between the factors relevant to the assessment of RTW-ES seem to be in line with the literature on factors relevant in the RTW process of employees on long-term sickness absence.
In line with the standard practice in the relevant literature, the defence burden, i.e., defence spending expressed as a share of GDP, is used in the empirical analysis that follows.
In line with the improvement strategy, all relevant professional groups were represented, including physicians.
The new law adopted in 2013 is broadly in line with the UNCRC and other relevant human rights standards.
