Sentence examples for in relation to matters of from inspiring English sources

It seems pretty clear that lines of communication between BBC management and BBC Trust in relation to matters of executive pay and severance deals were open.

Brian Gibbins, prosecuting, told the district judge Vanessa Baraitser that the warrant was issued in May in relation to matters of "manslaughter murder, assault and assault by battery".

"Mr Suarez's evidence was unreliable in relation to matters of critical importance.

"Scottish Ministers and local education authorities have obligation to have 'due regard' to the need to tackle prejudice and promote understanding in relation to matters of different sexual orientation.

Wright finds it incredible, as do I, which requires that we think more broadly about the nature of mind/consciousness in relation to matter.

But perhaps the primary point is how resilient so-called 'traditional' ideas prove to be in relation to critical matters of health in the urban context.

"Promoting the BBC's perceived corporate interests in relation to a matter of public policy is something else.

It also held that the sufficiency of the applicant's interest should be judged in relation to the subject matter of the application.

Petraeus shied away from giving a strategic assessment of the value of Afghanistan in relation to other matters like America's posture with Iran, with the broader Middle East, with stability dynamics in South Asia -- particularly with Pakistan and India. .

As we have seen, torture proper targets autonomy itself, and seeks to overwhelm the capacity of the victims to exercise rational control over their decisions at least in relation to certain matters for a limited period of time by literally terrorising them into submission.

The book's fame derives from the articles he wrote in relation to those matters—"genteelism," "mannerisms," "irrelevant allusion," "love of the long word," to name a few.