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

"In relation to the matters before the AFP, surely, as a QC, you have enough decency to respect the processes?" Brough asked the chamber.

"It is therefore proposed that his name be removed forthwith from the honour board for freemen of the borough pending the final report from the Metropolitan police, when this council will make a permanent decision in relation to the matters referred to in this motion".

"It is therefore proposed that his name be removed forthwith from the honour board for freemen of the borough pending the final report from the Metropolitan Police, when this council will make a permanent decision in relation to the matters referred to in this motion".

"We have always had, and continue to have, a very good relationship with the administrators and we await further correspondence from Duff and Phelps in relation to the matters outlined in the letter".

Those powers mean that some witnesses and "core participants" - ie those who may have played a significant role in relation to the matters being examined, have a major interest in those matters, or face explicit criticism from the inquiry - are likely to "lawyer up".

Mr Grimes's letter rightly questioned Mr Joyce's integrity in relation to the matter.

Lancashire police have now made an arrest in relation to the matter.

The bank is contesting a £50m fine from regulators in relation to the matter, which was first disclosed in 2013.

It has also sent you a further £150 in relation to the matter that caused you not to renew in the first place – the repair to a main leak on your drive.

"Even director Comey noted that this new information may not be significant, so let's get it out," Clinton said, adding she had not been contacted by the FBI in relation to the matter.

In a hearing in July Mr Justice Saunders warned that when it came to costs applications: "I have to consider whether any defendant brought it on themselves and also whether I would have to consider News International conduct in relation to the matter".