Sentence examples for relate particularly to from inspiring English sources

The comments relate particularly to the turmoil engulfing Eagle's constituency of Labour party in Wallasey.

Lord Mandelson's concerns relate particularly to 1998, the time of press interest in his mortgage.

Reports relate particularly to areas of complex social need, where solutions would be better found by responding to particular individual needs rather than one size fits all approach.

The physical factors relate particularly to erosion processes, landslides, and mudslides after heavy rainfalls.

Landmarks and other GM data can be placed to capture the functional traits that theory identifies (e.g., Hughes 1997; Wilhelmsen 2001) and the and technological traits that relate particularly to fluted points (Shott and Trail 2010; Fig. 1).

This led to the use of the black-red-gold for two reasons: the colours did not relate particularly to any one of the previous states, and using the old flag from the Weimar Republic was intended to be a symbol of the new democracy.

Evidence also exists of some sort of animal cult, related particularly to the bull, the buffalo, and the tiger.

"Clearly international war crimes and crimes against humanity and possibly genocide appear to have been committed… The genocide part relates particularly to the Yazidis," Hanny Megally, of the UN Human Rights Office, said.

"The Nobel Prize and the Karolinska are intimately related, particularly to observers outside Sweden," he says.

Although some customary international law pertaining to NIAC existed (relating particularly to the recognition of belligerency), state practice on the matter rapidly declined (Moir 1998, 352).

In this regard, we have recently published an "editorial" completely dedicated to these epidemiological aspects, their possible biases and the underestimation potentially related particularly to pediatric age [69].