Sentence examples for prepared in relation to from inspiring English sources
This is the first of an ongoing series of curated selections of DIY Video prepared in relation to the screening of DIY Video 2010 at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles and organized by Mimi Ito, Steve Anderson, and the good folks at the Institute for Multimedia Literacy.
Now police say case files have been prepared in relation to 30 suspects.
As one individual has been charged with serious offences and files are being prepared in relation to other individuals, it would be inappropriate to comment further other than to reiterate the Police Service's commitment to treat everyone equally before the law".
The present reference programme was prepared in relation to the general recommendations made by the previous Reference Programme Committee of the Danish National Board of Health and has been the subject of a hearing phase in the Danish Neurological Society and Danish Headache Society.
For the purposes of the selection, a list of random numbers was used for each centre and for each day, prepared in relation to the different sizes of the eligible subpopulation.
A PSNI spokeswoman added: "A file was prepared by police in relation to comments alleged to have been made at a pre-election event in Downpatrick on 23 April 2015.
NLW and RBH prepared grant submissions in relation to this project.
Here 'racialised differences' between research participant and interviewer may potentially influence what they are prepared to share in relation to their illness experience [ 21].
MN prepared grant submission in relation to this study, contributed to the design, data acquisition, analysis and interpretation, drafting, revision and final approval of the manuscript.
NLW and RBH prepared grant submissions in relation to this project and supplied intellectual content to the collection and analysis of the data.
But we are where we are, and many of those who worry about how to pay for sensible reflationary measures are the very same people who admire the pragmatism of US administrations - outgoing and incoming - which are prepared to spend multiples (in relation to the size of gross domestic product) of what the UK is planning.
