Sentence examples for relation to human from inspiring English sources

An important issue relates to the biocompatibility of these polymers in relation to human bone.

Numerous and significant, tangible changes have already been made, particularly in relation to human rights".

"We are at a crossroads in relation to human rights in the UK.

Gay frames his readings with provocative theorizing about literature in its relation to human life and society.

Others championed specific issues, particularly in relation to human rights and the environment.

It then examines the implications of these problems in relation to human death.

"You don't have a standard for the quantity of virus in relation to human health when it comes to contact with water".

The IHREC report raised concerns that no prosecutions have taken place in relation to human trafficking for labour exploitation, even though eight potential victims were reported in 2014.

Philosophy of law, also called jurisprudence, branch of philosophy that investigates the nature of law, especially in its relation to human values, attitudes, practices, and political communities.

No one would, of course, unless the clasping somehow had some relation to human wellbeing or harm, which is what morality must surely be about – "unless you change the facts of human existence".

It is a Nasal Ranger, also known as a field olfactometer, the device environmental health officers use to measure and quantify odour strength, by diluting air quality in relation to human perception levels.