Sentence examples for relates to a separate from inspiring English sources

Since photovoltaic generation greatly affect electricity load behaviour, and is also information currently available to a DNO, we further note the number of generation MPANs on each substation, where each generation MPAN relates to a separate, secondary, MPAN allocated for a property with, say, solar panels.

The latter relates to a separate ground of judicial review, namely, procedural impropriety, and particularly the audi alteram partem ("hear the other side") principle.

In 2009, before Kading's team could finish building their cases, Kading was removed from the taskforce, owing to an internal affairs investigation relating to a separate case.

In a brief statement, the company added that the inquiry was related to a separate S.E.C. investigation of a customer of the company's Retail Store Solutions unit, which sells computerized, point-of-sale cash registers and other products.

He brought Curiel up again at a rally in May, the same day that Curiel ruled in favor of a Washington Post_ _motion to unseal documents relating to a separate Trump University lawsuit.

The Autoliv airbag issue is not related to a separate recall of more than 100m air bags made by Takata, which has affected more than a dozen automotive firms and has been linked to several fatalities.

It is thought that the latest charges brought against former Barclays staff relate to a separate alleged conspiracy, unrelated to the alleged plots between August 2006 and September 2010 involving Hayes.

Both are related to a separate investigation from the Mr. Rajaratnam case involving so-called expert network firms, which connected hedge funds to employees of public companies and other industry specialists.

But links between the various outbreaks are much harder to ascertain, partly because tests have not yet been completed.The incident in Washington appears to be related to a separate incident involving NBC, one of the national television networks based in New York.

Last year she claimed to be too ill to attend court proceedings relating to a separate charge of misappropriation of public funds.

The bank has already been handed a record £290m fine by UK and US regulators related to a separate Libor-rigging scandal.