Sentence examples for raise in relation to from inspiring English sources

"The FCA is working closely with the firm and other agencies which have an interest in this matter to ensure that any questions this may raise in relation to any current practices and culture of HSBC are addressed," the FCA said.

"The FCA is working closely with the firm and other agencies which have an interest in this matter to ensure that any questions this may raise in relation to any current practices and culture of HSBC are addressed," the organisation said.

"The FCA is working closely with the firm and other agencies which have an interest in this matter to ensure that any questions this may raise in relation to any current practices and culture of HSBC are addressed," said the FCA.

These are the issues that critics may raise in relation to the Supreme Court as dismay turns to political action.

Many teens think it is great to have their friends know where they are at any time, not giving a thought to the potential dangers this could raise in relation to bullying, ill-intentioned strangers who have pretended to be friends, stalkers, or simply being dogged by someone who might want to be around them all the time (the creepy stalker who wants to ask you out).

This requires paying attention to issues and questions raised in relation to lignocellulosic biofuels that relate to the broader socio-technical system in which they would be introduced.

These issues are raised in relation to five core themes that are highly relevant online: identity, privacy, authorship and ownership, credibility, and participation.

John Pratt has edited the diary and provides a fascinating commentary on the issues it raises in relation to prison life then and now.

It's hardly worth mentioning that in France some of the issues the work raised in relation to the Arab or Muslim female body are still depressingly apposite.

Mr Lavery's key concern is raised in relation to an email which he received from Mr Wilmer on 5 November 2014.

It is slightly raised in relation to the digit imprints, with the metatarsophalangeal joint area the most deeply impressed, especially in digits II, III, and IV.