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

None of these sources, however, is both local and contemporary in relation to the events described.

Just thinking about architecture in relation to the events of Sept. 11 is a major imaginative challenge.

A police spokesman told the newspaper Ekstra Bladet: "Police are searching for clues and evidence in relation to the events that took place yesterday and overnight".

"I agreed to settle the PCC case on the basis that the newspapers had made clear they accepted I did nothing wrong or improper in relation to the events surrounding the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother.

While it was proposed that Sheikh Salman lead a fact-finding committee in relation to the events of 2011, that committee was never formally established and never conducted any business whatsoever.

In an article written for ConservativeHome, Timothy, who was one of May's most senior advisers while she was home secretary, rejected calls to "let sleeping dogs lie" in relation to the events more than 30 years ago.

In an article entitle Gandhi and Ambedkar, A Study in Leadership, Eleanor Zelliot relates the 'Vaikom Satyagraha' including Gandhi's negotiations with the temple authorities in relation to the event.

Dr. Lifton added, "We, as human beings and as survivors, have to create that meaning in relation to the event.

In a statement, the Department of Finance and Personnel (DFP) said that permission had been granted "subject to detailed arrangements and relevant paperwork in relation to the event being agreed with the department's Estate Management Unit and other relevant authorities".

To analyze the causes of a particular accident, it is necessary to determine which unsafe acts occur in relation to the event and also any latent failures that cause the unsafe acts (Reason 1990).

While there is an event meaning in BREXIT, which comes from the stem exit, it also, through the blend of 'Britain/British', encodes the agentive meaning in relation to the event, i.e. the noun encodes the complex meaning of 'Britain exiting (the EU)'.