Sentence examples for relation to the fact from inspiring English sources

I think in relation to the fact you've got the Olympics coming in the summer, I think there's plenty of scope there to do it again, and especially with the cuts that the government are making.

They said that: "While the panel understands the position adopted by the complainant, particularly in relation to the fact that the allegation of child abuse was not tested in a court during the bishop's lifetime, we do not consider that either the headlines taken alone, or read together, with the article, represent a breach of clause 1ii.

"We will hear evidence in relation to the fact it ended up being one of hottest days of that year with temperatures predicted to reach 27C (80.6F)." Detective Constable David Gilbert of Dyfed-Powys Police told the inquest that GPS trackers showed where those who died had collapsed.

On the basis of this ascription of intrinsic value to some fact, Ross could go on to ascribe a kind of extrinsic value to the pan itself, in virtue of its relation to the fact in question.

The reason for not allowing summer farms to only keep horses must be considered in relation to the fact that horses are associated with a middle class peri-urban lifestyle.

In relation to the fact that the area of EM has developed quickly over the last few years, this indicates that the training programme developed in 2008 is already insufficient to obtain satisfactory skills for practice in EM today.

It bore almost no relation to the facts.

It would bear as much relation to the facts, after all, as the current myth of his forced detention without trial.

Fratto's assertion "seems to be an unsubstantiated statement that has no relation to the facts they have shared with us," Waxman said.

In all criminal proceedings the court shall permit the defense to inform the jury of its right to judge the facts and the application of the law in relation to the facts in controversy.

In all criminal proceedings the court shall inform the jury of its right to judge the facts and the application of the law in relation to the facts in controversy.