Sentence examples for relation to more from inspiring English sources

Small nations tend to have a perverse relation to more powerful ones, as anyone acquainted with the Irish can attest.

The publisher of the Daily Mirror has settled damages payouts in relation to more than 80% of phone-hacking claims made against its titles, it has announced.

Objects nearer the observer move in relation to more distant points in the opposite direction to the movement of the head.

Chilcot said at the time: "Agreement had already been reached on the details of what the inquiry will publish in relation to more than 200 cabinet and cabinet committee meetings.

For that, mercifully, the TV cameras are switched off.The Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering, a brand-new award, is a conscious attempt to sprinkle a similar kind of stardust onto engineering, which has long worried that it is seen as a bit of a poor relation to more academic science.

This approach is discussed in relation to more commonplace designs based, for instance, on negotiation protocols.

"I believe that many of those questions have been answered: from improved community relations to more accountability in policing.

Graphic design has always been the poor relation to its more lordly cousins.

Extreme events were treated on Wall Street as freak outliers that bore no relation to other, more normal events.

Yet for this very reason "On Hashish" stands in the same relation to a more conventional essay on drugs as Benjamin's literary essays do to conventional criticism.

Nevertheless, I hear the charge of "positive" versus "negative" treatment thrown around in relation to China more often than anywhere else I've worked.