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

Panorama reported that Mercer has submitted five parliamentary questions in relation to the new group.

I've had May on my mind lately while reading up on John Cassavetes in relation to the new DVD release of "Husbands".

Similarly, if you already hold a policy with an insurer, the answers you gave when you first applied may be analysed in relation to the new application.

The Sunday Telegraph reports that its FoI request - submitted to the DCMS in October - asked for copies of all documents referring to article 10 of the ECHR in relation to the new charter.

Greg Hurst (@GregHurstTimes) Glenys Stacey of Ofqual speaking techno-babble... September 11 , 201211.00am BST Glenys Stacey Photograph BBC NewsStaceyey says there were "several unknowns" in relation to the new qualification.

Although the ocean acifidication caused by the absorption of CO2 has been shown to pose serious consequences for marine ecology, Tyrrell said such conclusions could not be drawn in relation to the new study.

"This concludes the action Andy Gray was taking against NGN over voicemail interception in relation to the News of the World".

Miss Levitt added: "All these matters relate to the ongoing police investigation into allegations of phone hacking and corruption of public officials in relation to the News of the World and The Sun newspapers".

Two recent articles in the Guardian suggest that the Metropolitan police have deliberately set out to conceal important facts in relation to the News of the World phone hacking investigation.

The CPS said: "We have reviewed the evidence in relation to the News of the World employees' conduct during the original police phone-hacking investigation and concluded that there is nothing that these employees could have done which would have altered or affected the resulting prosecution.

When they do so, they will be charged as follows: "All these matters relate to the ongoing police investigation into allegations of phone hacking and corruption of public officials in relation to the News of the World and The Sun newspapers.