Sentence examples for relation situation from inspiring English sources

Semantic element: Situation E. Semantic relation: Situation E is abnormal or extraordinary (Guo 郭锐 2008: 10).

Semantic element: Situation E. Semantic relation: Situation E is unexpected to the speaker or to the listener (Guo 郭锐 2008: 10).

For example, the notion of "extraordinariness" and the notion of "out of expectation" are analyzed as following: Extraordinariness Semantic element: Situation E Semantic relation: Situation E is abnormal or extraordinary (Guo 郭锐 2008: 10) Out of expectation Semantic element: Situation E Semantic relation: Situation E is unexpected to the speaker or to the listener (Guo 郭锐 2008: 10).

One of the four files relates to "UK/Indian relations: situation in Punjab; activities of Sikh extremists", as well as a visit to the UK by Rajiv Gandhi, who took office after his mother, Indira Gandhi, was assassinated by two of her Sikh bodyguards in October 1984 in retaliation for the Amritsar attack.

"The fact that both these decisions were rendered on the same day creates a toxic public relations situation for Gore," he said.

Macfarlane said the government had not reached a point in discussions where it had offered any support packages and the company had expressed "frustration" with its industrial relations situation.

"The industrial relations situation on the Tube has sunk to an almost unprecedented low with all four unions united and balloting for action over pay and working arrangements due to be ushered in under the guise of the mayor's "night Tube" vanity project in just 10 weeks' time.

"This whole police community relations situation, Bob, is the civil rights cause of this generation, no doubt about it," Cummings told CBS' Bob Schieffer on "Face the Nation".

Academia has found itself in a series of sticky public relations situations in recent months; in March the London School of Economics was embroiled in a full blown media crisis over its links with Libya and a fortnight ago the University of Wales was criticised for controversial overseas partnerships.

The relation between situation semantics and Davidsonian event semantics will be taken up in section 9. Later developments in situation semantics emphasized its role as a general theory of information content.

Informally, the underlying set W is a set of situations, and R is an accessibility relation connecting situations.