Sentence examples for relate to problems from inspiring English sources

21 Their cited cases, however, all relate to problems different from those inherent in the imposition of judicial restraint upon agents engaged in the purchase of the Government's own supplies.

The three great causes she has made her own – encouraging young people, especially girls to take up higher education; supporting members of the military and their families, and fighting obesity – relate to problems and challenges that African Americans in disproportionate numbers have struggled with over generations.

To a vision of the world as an act of and the projection of our own will; that the world is the way we want it to be, and that men are too — to the way in which we relate to problems which are of problems — necessary problems, the problems of reality, etc.

Many of the calls relate to problems that are the fault of the user or of some other vendor, such as a software supplier.

"Two possible explanations for the difference in numbers relate to problems with the estimation methods (which are rather opaque and have been subjected to interference by protestors), and to the possibility of illegal killing.

"My theory is that it's easier to relate to problems when they are set in the past.

Airbus already had the data and analytics infrastructure to collect data related to problems quickly.

But Hungary is nevertheless facing financing troubles related to problems in the euro zone.

The company will pay a penalty of $175 million related to problems at a Massachusetts manufacturing plant.

The company also disclosed a $38 million charge related to problems in the production of new accessory chips for personal computers.

Lucent said some of its difficulties were related to problems at small local telephone companies, which are buying less equipment.