Sentence examples for make in relation to from inspiring English sources

Sir James said it was not for family court judges to pass judgment on the arrangements ministers choose to make in relation to legal aid provision.

"If Dominic has got any individual specific points he wants to make in relation to voter fraud or anything of that nature that's quite a separate issue and can be looked at," he said.

A special counsel for Shine Lawyers, George Newhouse, who is acting for Abyan, said he would be talking to the young woman on Monday about her future and any next steps she would like to make in relation to her pregnancy.

"Nothing that I will do, nothing that I will say, will be done in any way to undermine the incredible progress that we have made, not just in the north, but throughout this island, and ensuring that we continue to work for reconciliation and will continue to stretch ourselves to understand the important contributions politicians in particular can make in relation to giving leadership to our people".

The Geometry of a Scene is a new short from Every Frame a Painting film essayist Tony Zhou, who in the past explored the subtleties of David Finch's direction, that pulls apart a scene from Akira Kurosawa's 1960 revenge drama, The Bad Sleep Well, in terms of the shapes that the characters make in relation to their settings and to each other.

The added risk of MTCT of HIV through breastfeeding [18] and a reduced capacity for timely diagnosis and treatment of infants infected with HIV [19] compounds the complexity of the choices that couples or women living with HIV must make in relation to childbearing.

The same point can be made in relation to what is called conscience.

In total 300 arrests have been made in relation to the violence.

"There can be no excuses made in relation to 'what was acceptable at the time' or 'how children were perceived'.

There has been speculation the protest was made in relation to an incident with Wild Oats XI.

OK, there have been some interesting points made in relation to that statement, most of which I agree with.