Sentence examples for relate chiefly from inspiring English sources
The union movement's concerns relate chiefly to provisions on the movement of Chinese workers to Australia.
They fallow the 11‐year sunspot cycle and relate chiefly to solar ultraviolet radiation.
His other works, which are of a more theoretical nature, relate chiefly to political economy.
The functions of the thymus that have so far been observed relate chiefly to the newborn.
It must be - as Alexander Hamilton said, it must relate chiefly to injuries done to the society itself.
They are of a nature which may with peculiar propriety be denominated political, as they relate chiefly to injuries done immediately to the society itself".
Vol. 2: Manuscripts Relating Chiefly to México and Central America. 2 vols.
Assuming the recommendations become law, only collective defence related chiefly to the protection of Japan will be permitted, meaning in practice in its near-abroad.
The Jay McInerney papers consist of personal correspondence, professional and publishing correspondence, photographs, and other papers relating chiefly to the publicity for his novel Bright Lights Big City.
The evidence relates chiefly to the years of the great depression and affords no appropriate criterion for a more normal period.
These features are related chiefly to courtship and mating, but differences in size obviously play a role in guarding nests and care of the young; the sex that exercises parental care is usually the larger.
