Sentence examples for practices in relation to the from inspiring English sources

The newspaper said it would continually debate other practices in relation to the coverage of terrorism.

And then they announced that they would be energetically investigating allegations of corrupt practices in relation to the contracts for the next two World Cups.

That episode, of course, ended with HSBC being fined a record $1.9bn£1.32bnbn) in 2012 by the US authorities – even more than the $470m penalty it got last week for "abusive mortgage practices" in relation to the housing crisis.

He finds that Rahman engaged in corrupt practices in relation to the election, was involved in vote-rigging, sought to bring "spiritual influence" to bear on how fellow local Muslims voted and colluded in his Labour party rival John Biggs falsely being called racist.

State television reported that the Mubarak brothers and seven other men, including the co-chief executives of Egypt's most prominent investment bank, were charged with obtaining over $400 million through corrupt practices in relation to the 2007 sale of Al Watany Bank.

The aim of this paper is to propose a differentiation of HR management practices in relation to the type of incubator.

Meanwhile, his thinking and practice in relation to the mass had led to a sharp disagreement with Martin Luther.

"It may well be that we would want to say something in closed about the past policy or practice in relation to the Wilson Doctrine," she said.

Munby, who is president of the family division of the high court and of the court of protection, said the guidance was intended to bring about "an immediate and significant change in practice in relation to the publication of judgments".

But there is a larger theoretical and practical issue about what it is to live under more than one jurisdiction., which takes us back to the question we began with - the role of sharia (or indeed Orthodox Jewish practice) in relation to the routine jurisdiction of the British courts.

"The college recognises the importance of evidence being made publicly available and strongly recommends that Dr Peter Young's evidence be taken into consideration, when developing policy and practice, in relation to the treatment of adults and children seeking asylum in Australia.