Sentence examples for relation to a different from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Plibersek said that her statements "were in relation to a different matter" and not in relation to Chan and Sukumaran.

If the acceleration is measured in relation to a different reference system, a different result is obtained.

MI6 chiefs separately referred one of their officers to the police in relation to a different case.

Two arguments are put forward: First, that the specificity threshold has been set in relation to a different context, and set of rights and interests, than those prevalent in biobanking.

"Just to be clear, we don't know what is causing the fast radio bursts we see, but we don't think it's anything to do with aliens!" wrote astronomer Emily Petroff of the Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy in 2015 in relation to a different FRB detected by her team. .

7 It also showed that the timing of qualitative research in relation to a trial is different in practice from that identified in existing frameworks.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to compare the use of these practitioners in a number of fSU countries using a common research design and methodology, and also one of the few studies from Europe to look at the role of alternative practitioners in relation to a range of different medical symptoms.

Duties were categorized as routine/non-emergency or non-routine/stressful based on independent national surveys of police stress in relation to a wide spectrum of different law enforcement duties.

"It's going to be talking about trans oppression in relation to a place of intersection, many different types of oppression.

In an asymmetric case, b is putatively identical with a because it stands in a certain relation to a, but c is putatively identical with a because it stands in a different relation to a.

According to the act there is a need "in relation to every different audience in the United Kingdom or in a particular area or locality of the United Kingdom, for there to be a sufficient plurality of persons with control of the media enterprises serving that audience".