Sentence examples for relation to the existence from inspiring English sources

The statement added: "The commission found that Mr Stretford had made a misleading witness statement and had given untruthful evidence in court in criminal proceedings in Warrington crown court, particularly in relation to the existence, dates and nature of those representation agreements dated July 17 2002 and September 19 2002".

The statement added: "The commission found that Mr Stretford had made a misleading witness statement and had given untruthful evidence in court in criminal proceedings in Warrington Crown Court, particularly in relation to the existence, dates and nature of those representation agreements dated July 17 2002 and September 19 2002".

Shareholders were kept in the dark in relation to the existence and use of "The Macro," which required a reset of the relationship.

Lateral projection showed retrosternal hyperclarity in all patients in relation to the existence of lung herniation contralateral to the UTLD.

Links between US political blogs in 2004 have shown a strong pattern of homophily along the liberal-conservative spectrum [29], a phenomenon that is often discussed in relation to the existence of echo chambers [30], the filter bubble [31], and selective exposure to political information [32].

In exploratory Mokken scaling analysis a large pool of variables about which nothing is assumed or known in relation to the existence of Mokken scales is entered into the analysis.

Samples quenched from the isotropic melt (200°C) to low temperatures (e.g., 25°C) develop interconnected spinodal decomposition textures, and this observation is discussed in relation to the possible existence of an upper critical solution temperature (UCST).

HCWs also testified in relation to the actual existence of user-fees for ANC services.

"Funny People," a serious comedy about a funny man's brush with death, is Apatow's richest, most complicated movie yet — a summing up of his feelings about comedy and its relation to the rest of existence.

The opposition of concepts to existents disappears, since an existent is seen to be nothing but a concept or complex of concepts standing in a unique relation to the concept of existence" (ibid., para. 16).

Some of these measures include adequate ventilation systems, airflow and air circulation directing systems as well as ergonometric postures taken by health care workers in relation to the airflow, and the existence of windows and ultraviolet irradiation equipment.