Sentence examples for problem in relation from inspiring English sources

But the university may have a problem in relation to the local police or city government.

"It was when they started doing that that they discovered they had a problem in relation to the numbers".

"It was when they started doing that they discovered they had a problem in relation to the numbers," May adds.

There is no evidence to suggest that corruption by the press is a widespread problem in relation to the police, he says.

This is critical, as under-reporting is already as a major problem in relation to both forced marriage and other forms of abuse that occur within the family – the government estimates that 5,000-8,000 cases of forced marriage take place in the UK every year, but only around 1,500 are currently reported to the Forced Marriage Unit.

Love Actually is very good, but I worry about people who I assume travel by air quite a lot and don't see the logic of their position, not least because the reason we have got this problem in relation to Heathrow is that more and more people want to travel more and more," he said.

Table 3 shows the age-adjusted and gender-adjusted associations between having tried alcohol, illicit drugs or reporting alcohol-related and drug-related problems, in relation to mental health problems analysed collectively.

Table 2 depicts the crude, age-adjusted and gender-adjusted, and age-adjusted, gender-adjusted and SES-adjusted associations between having tried alcohol, illicit drugs or reporting alcohol-related and drug-related problems in relation to mental health problems.

The financial crisis is straining Turkey's coalition government as officials deal with a potential problem in relations with the European Union that could further shake confidence in the country's economy.

For a decade, the core problem in relations between Afghanistan and the U.S. was Washington's lack of clarity towards Pakistan.

We encounter similar problems in relation to freedom and authority.