Sentence examples for in relation to allowing from inspiring English sources

Lobbyists wandered through the hallways, clutching legislation with titles like "An act to amend the general business law, in relation to allowing the department of correctional services' division of correctional industries to purchase inmate-made goods," and grinning like kids who have just discovered their dad's stack of Juggs.

It is easy, when engaged in discussions of civil-military relations, to allow conservatives to paint you as picking a fight with the military, or being anti-military.

In relation to language skills, allowing intermediate tasks to be delivered in Spanish generated a predisposition to work.

Most notably in relation to consensus development, allowing for studies to be compared on a common variable.

Prognosis research also examines endpoints in relation to these variations, allowing, for example, national estimates to be made of the number of endpoints averted by current levels of testing.

"In relation to what is allowed and what is forbidden," he added, "we know that no unrelated women can be touched unless she is drowning at sea or needs medical treatment".

Asked if he was wary of having a contentious figure like Tarantino be the lead celebrity in the rally, Dix says: "To me the question wasn't do I agree with everything he does in his art, but where does he stand in relation to police being allowed to get away with brutality and murder?

Funds with high dollar trading volume in relation to total assets allow fund activists to move in and out of the fund more easily without adversely impacting the market price.

If the new government redefines poverty in the way that is being hinted – by holding the poverty line steady in relation to prices, instead of allowing it to increase with rising prosperity – this would indeed be thinking the unthinkable.

The covers syntax, vocabulary, phonology and social context in relation to different literary conventions, allowing readers to understand style as both a linguistic property and an interactional and social phenomenon.

The number of consultations and referrals in the 60 days before diagnosis were evaluated in relation to mortality after diagnosis, allowing a maximum of one event a day.