Sentence examples for in question relates from inspiring English sources

The element in question relates to the transition to retirement scheme.

Richardson has gone on to confirm that the case in question relates to that of the Hong Kong all-rounder Irfan Ahmed, who was suspended in January and charged with failing to report an illegal approach.

In ten lines, the intern in question relates a hospital drama — a patient in trouble, "a new chest tube to suction" — and concludes with a superior's pithy, annihilating verdict on the intern's performance: "the needle was / in the wrong place, / just like me".

"The metadata in question relates to call logs and other information, such as pricing data, not the content or location of any communications".

The only exception is if the litigation in question relates directly to the medical treatment itself or the payment for that treatment, and even then institutions should only disclose those records that are relevant and necessary to the litigation.

The ballot measure in question relates to the retirements promised to public servants, such as the teachers in our public schools, the police officers patrolling our streets, the school bus drivers transporting our children, and more -- the hard-working, middle-class Californians who help keep our local economies thriving.

Mr. Mekel noted that the events in question related to the early 1980s, and said that relations between Israel and the United States had "always been based on true friendship, shared values and interests".

Some of those facts in question relate to the firing of the bank's general counsel, Timothy J. Mayopoulos.

But a City Council official released a statement late Friday that said Mr. Rodriguez had been "well aware of the information in question related to Mr. Segal".

However, Cisse hasrefused to stand down and said the meeting in question related to a sponsorship deal that was being negotiated ahead of the 2013 World Athletics Championships in Moscow.

Uefa says it will examine an allegation of "an incident of an unsporting nature, namely illicit chanting" on December 8. Strathclyde police said on Monday morning that the alleged songs in question relate to support for the IRA.