Sentence examples for in relation to the continued from inspiring English sources

These trends are discussed in relation to the continued struggles of public relations educators to professionalize the industry and move away from stereotypes as publicity seekers and special event planners.

The mean score of each domain in relation to the continuing medical education experience also showed significant differences (P < 0.05).

Steven Hawking initially predicted that we might have about 7.6 billion years to go before the Earth gives up on us; he recently revised his position in relation to the Earth's continuing habitability as opposed to its physical survival: "We must also continue to go into space for the future of humanity," he said recently.

At least 30 people have died in relation to the storm and the continuing rainfall poses further risk for those in the region.

The role of Jordan, especially in the Old City and in relation to the holy places, has continued, albeit at a low key.

This paper describes a pilot project aimed at eliciting teenagers and young people with cancer views in relation to the content of a continuing professional development module entitled 'adolescents with cancer'.

In relation to the European Parliament, we will continue to apply the practice established over the years and also next year hold talks with Parliament on an informal basis to clear up any questions there may be about the implementation of the budget.

Without the ability to link, it would be impossible, for example, to examine underlying cause of death (vital statistics database) in relation to the designation of palliative care (continuing care database).

Student achievement has improved in relation to the standards over recent years and continues to do so".

We've seen very welcome financial investment from the likes of QTS coming in, Petrofac Training Services, and the work continues in relation to the title sponsors.

"We have since made a number of significant improvements to the management and delivery of the scheme, particularly in relation to the tackling of fraud and will continue to regularly evaluate the scheme".