You talk to me about something, you must relate it to something that's observable".
The authorisation must relate to a locality within a police area.
"I think they must relate to whatever that bit of metal was used for before".
To succeed and prosper in the modern world, Russia must relate to the world as a responsible modern power".
The other proposes a "Ten-Things Game" in which the subject must relate 10 "things" some ordinary object may represent.
Your case rests on the claim that morality must relate to the well-being of conscious creatures.
Many schools make arrangements with nonprofit groups and public agencies, and even businesses, though the job must relate to your field of study.
Mr. Alaïa, one of the great innovators of our time, is saying that for fashion to move forward it must relate more directly to women's lives and bodies.
Edward H. Able, president of the American Association of Museums, which accredits museums throughout the country, including the Heckscher, said collection care must relate directly to objects.
"Senator, on pain of appearing facetious, I must relate to you a rather well-known story regarding the noted musician, Louis Armstrong, who was once asked to explain jazz," Robinson wrote.
He is on shakier ground when he emphasises that buildings must "relate to human proportions", a statement so obvious it is essentially meaningless – even the tallest skyscraper has human-sized WC cubicles, after all.
