Sentence examples similar to means relation from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, semantic relation means relations between any two related constituents.

The armed forces have kept a tight grip on two crucial areas: security policy and the sensitive bits of foreign policy, which means relations with Afghanistan, America and India.

That means relations with the West will remain uncomfortable, especially in areas he considers to be his "zone of legitimate interests".

New penalties would "mean relations between Iran and the U.S. will never be improved again," Mr. Ahmadinejad said at a news conference.

His unshakeable self-confidence ("he thinks he's God," said Hoeness) meant relations with the board broke down the next season.

Then I explain a little what the number means in relation to – in relation to the whole scale.

A zero means no relation whatsoever.

I can see what he means in relation to immigration, Europe and dealing with Ukip.

Reality, James wrote in his masterwork, "The Principles of Psychology," "means simply relation to our emotional and active life.... Whatever excites and stimulates our interest is real".

(The Greek phrase 'pros hen' means "in relation to one").

And reality "means simply relation to our emotional and active life…whatever excites and stimulates our interest is real" (PP 924).