Sentence examples for relation to action from inspiring English sources

"Our policy settings in relation to action on climate change have been settled for some time," he said.

Even if devolved administrations in Edinburgh or Cardiff were not covered by an English Bill of Rights,  Liberty have argued that they too would be affected and suffer from "diminished protections" in relation to action which originated at Westminster.

Some powers, though properties of agents naturally expressed by 'can', do not intuitively involve any relation to action.

In contrast the power to speak French will be an ability, since it involves a relation to action.

"In effect," Anderegg writes, "Welles generates a constant tension between what we see and what we hear, a tension that points to the ambiguous status of language in its relation to action".

The role of adiponectin in relation to action of insulin needs more detailed studies in Asian Indians.

On libel tourism, the bill will, according to the MoJ, tighten "the test to be applied by the courts in relation to actions brought against people who are not domiciled in the UK or an EU member state".

Here, the relationship between the story world and the imagination of the audience is formed not only by words (or images and sounds) but by their relation to actions carried out by actors whose gestures alter the air around us.

In this sense, the will is an active relation to actions.

Thus, as Brydon-Miller describes in relation to action-research, "researchers must remain mindful of the complex nature of balancing individual and collective action and the relationships of power and privilege which inevitably frame these processes of decision-making".

The full details of responses in relation to actions that could be taken to reduce the psychological impact of complaints processes are shown in online supplementary table S5.