Sentence examples for in relation to a case from inspiring English sources

The visual interfaces of the system will be described in relation to a case study focused on culture heritage.

For this reason, this research tests the role of visualization in relation to a case from the Dutch context and more specifically to subsidence.

November 11, 2013 John Bercow, the Commons Speaker, has said that he will submit evidence to the court of appeal in relation to a case involving Lord Triesman that could undermine parliamentary privilege.

John Hemming said the new breed of injunction, which was used in relation to a case in the high court in London last week, meant journalists could face jail simply for asking questions.

Having corrected its statements to parliament, the government is now under pressure to acknowledge that it has also misled the high court in relation to a case being brought against it by the pressure group Campaign Against Arms Trade, which accuses it of failing to ensure that arms exports to Saudi Arabia are not in breach of international humanitarian law.

To date he has been arrested over 15 times on charges of defacing public property and has been sentenced in federal court to two years' probation and fines of $25,000 in relation to a case brought by the Associated Press surrounding the copyright of images used for his Barack Obama "Hope" artwork, which became famous during the 2008 election campaign.

It should be noted that in relation to a case-control study design, unless k is extreme and allele frequencies rare, k correction would not significantly impact on relative allele frequency differences between cases and controls, although absolute allele frequency estimates would alter.

The bill calls for the decertification of any police officer found to have committed perjury in relation to a murder case.

The mayor of Moleenbeck, Françoise Schepmans, told reporters that the man, who was divorced and unemployed, featured in police files in relation to a drugs case last year but that he had not previously been linked to any terrorist activity.

In a recent decision by the court of appeal in relation to a libel case brought by Peter Cruddas, a former Tory party treasurer, against the Sunday Times, a judge pointed out that: "The one undeniable advantage which donors in the Leader's Group have is that they can express their views directly to the prime minister or to other senior ministers.

The judge, Kimba M. Wood of Federal District Court, wrote in a 27-page opinion that a person violated the jury tampering statute only when he knowingly tried to influence a juror's action or decision by means of a written communication made in relation to "a specific case pending before that juror".