Sentence examples for matters in relation from inspiring English sources

"Having looked into all matters in relation to social media sites, self-harming and bullying, I have not received any evidence that there would have needed to be the involvement of any agency that could necessarily have prevented Hannah taking the action she did".

It was revealed the south-coast club were charged under rule C.2, which states that a club "must not so arrange matters as to conceal or misrepresent the reality and/or substance of any matters in relation to a transaction or contract negotiations".

He told the court: "We know the defenders have trawled about trying to find matters in relation to the pursuer that they can characterise as a breach of contract.

"I've made that clear, Mike Nesbitt has made that clear, that we need to see the outcome of that report before we can take any decisions on justice matters in relation to the past".

"The matters in relation to the Public Accounts Committee PACC) hearing, the events after that are now a matter of inquiry, so it wouldn't be appropriate for me to go into detail, but suffice as to say I consider the work of the PAC committee hugely important," he said.

Wilfred Talbot Smith played by Time Winters (season 2 recurring) – Wilfred Talbot Smith advises Brother Justin in occult matters in relation to the Usher.

Does the lack of primary measurement really matter in relation to global food waste estimates?

The Surrey police press officer was talking to an NoW journalist (name redacted) about another matter in relation to the Milly investigation and stated she would get back to him to clarify the situation regarding the "hoax woman".

On Monday, he closed the trial to reporters and invoked a law that makes it "unlawful for any person to print or publish any matter in relation to any such proceedings, except with the previous permission of the court".

Actually, so far as households go – and, despite upper middle class feminism's gift to the well off of separate tax assessments for couples, it is households which matter in relation to income distribution – the bottom third pay a rather higher percentage of their income in tax than the top third.

Policy proposals about the content of the Ofsted framework, the battle of the middle tiers (commissioners versus local authorities versus independent directors), and (yawn) more competition only matter in relation to how they further these wider aims of good teaching, a broad curriculum and better support for children and their families.