Sentence examples for relation to past from inspiring English sources

The MoJ said there would be no historical limit in relation to past offences.

The safe harbor under consideration in pending rules has no relation to past obligations or failures to comply.

The lethargy on the part of the industry to recognise the gravity of this conduct, the reticence in conducting thorough investigations in relation to past and present conduct of journalists and the lack of a rather clearer steer from editors than has been evidenced, is disappointing and tends to support the view that phone hacking was simply not taken seriously by the industry.

She said it was vital to establish whether there had been "miscarriages of justice" in relation to past criminal proceedings involving SDS officers.

Part of the challenge of being a white parent adopting children of color is comprehending the children's racial group history in relation to past and present.

In relation to past failed shows adapted from British shows, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette stated "Despite botching the American remake of the Britcom Coupling, NBC makes a pretty good effort in its version of The Office in duplicating the original's ethos while injecting it with an American sensibility".

Notice, however, that Bratman's mesh theory, unlike Frankfurt's, commits Bratman to an historical thesis, since for him, what is at the core of his theory of morally responsible agency is a planning theory of intentions in which an agent's intentions at a time are accounted for in terms of her trans-temporal relations to past activities and future commitments.

"It is simply a statement about our relation to the past, and to the parts of the past we haven't managed to cope with.

In Australia, second-generation immigrants' trust has increased in relation to distant past reductions in crime and economic inequality, and recent past reduction in segregation by home country and unemployment.

When Americans think about their lives in relation to the past, they are decidedly upbeat.

France does not require an exorcist in relation to its past, as Hussey suggests.