Sentence examples for influence in relation to from inspiring English sources
For long we underestimated the economic prospects of our European neighbours and for even longer we overestimated our own strength and influence in relation to them.The recent intensification in the Paris-Bonn relatiowesip owes a good deal to our economic weakness, as to our a-European diplomacy.
The former rates users on their influence in relation to each other's shopping habits.
Their new 'Trendsetter Score' rates users on their influence in relation to each other's shopping habits.
Proposed FA algorithms use this unique feature of the numerical quantification of the interference to precisely control and assign frequencies that have minimal interference influence in relation to other users.
The reason for the choice of this relatively low emission value for electric energy production is to discuss its influence in relation to the use of fossil energy sources on the final result.
Further, it was also found that increased "urban continuity" led to reductions in CO2 emissions and that, conversely, increased "urban shape complexity" exerted a positive influence in relation to CO2 emissions.
The rules also instruct member associations to reject "any attempt to be influenced in relation to their function and obligations" as voters.
Our analysis of the focus group discussions yielded eight important themes which appeared to be key influences in relation to learning about patient safety.
The data collected by cancer registries enable this observation to be made and in this analysis we use these data to explore socioeconomic influences in relation to the geography of healthcare provision.
This supports our hypothesis that it is easier to influence practice in relation to fine-tuning therapy rather than attempting to influence initial therapeutic choices.
Later the chief magistrate of NSW Clarrie Briese and the district court judge Paul Flannery alleged that Murphy had improperly attempted to influence them in relation to charges faced by Ryan.
