Sentence examples for relation to pass from inspiring English sources

Although the PLAB Working Party had been considering the performance of international medical graduates before then, the performance of international medical graduates in postgraduate medical examinations came under intense scrutiny in 2013 in relation to pass rates of international medical graduates in the MRCGP.

For these reasons, we focused on recall (and not on precision) for Quadrant 2 results (see Table 3), as failure to capture a gene or mutation meant that the Turkers would never see the candidate relation to pass judgment on it.

Mr. President, you are lobbying Congress to pass permanent trade relations for China.

Politically, Greece is a democracy that never grew up; economically, it remains a poor relation trying to pass in the salons of Europe.

PNTR alone will not dramatically improve Sino-American relations, but the failure to pass it would certainly have soured them.

If the Senate votes to grant China permanent normal trade relations status and fails to pass the Taiwan Security Enhancement Act with a veto-proof majority, the result is tantamount to an open invitation for China to invade Taiwan.

The reports appear to focus on softening restrictions on lever-action shotguns in exchange for support from the Liberal Democrat senator David Leyonhjelm to pass industrial relations legislation.

Impartiality is not achieved by disregarding evaluative standards interests and values; instead it is achieved by "a commitment to pass judgment in relation to a set of evaluative standards that transcends the competing interest of those who advocate rival answers to a question" (Anderson 1995b, 41 42).

He recalled both houses specifically to pass both industrial relations bills, saying if they did not, a 2 July double dissolution would be a certainty.

Turnbull rejected Jones' claim he had called a double dissolution to "clean out the Senate", arguing it was to pass two industrial relations bills blocked by the old Senate.

Turnbull has rejected the claim he had called a double-dissolution election under the new Senate voting rules to "clean out the Senate", arguing it was to pass the industrial relations bills blocked by the old Senate.