Sentence examples for relation to the forthcoming from inspiring English sources

This is of particular importance in relation to the forthcoming European ban on inclusion of anti-microbial growth promotors in animal diets.

The unusual condition was contained in a court of appeal decision in relation to the forthcoming Old Bailey trial of two suspects, formerly known as AB and CD, who were named on Thursday as Erol Incedal and Mounir Rarmoul-Bouhadjar.

– and when they're not trying to deduce whether a strange alien autopsy video entitled Apollo 20 has any relation to the forthcoming Apollo 18 movie, they're trying to crack the DOS-style setup of thescariestthingieversaw.com, a website reporting to provide access to the home computer of D Morris, a character from JJ Abrams and Steven Spielberg's forthcoming Super 8.

In urban Indonesian women, exploration of emotional disturbance associated with pregnancy identified 'feeling anxious and worried', largely in relation to the forthcoming delivery, as predominant (Andajani-Sutkahjo et al. 2007).

Secondly, I do not agree with people who say that we should postpone dialogue with the United States, either at TLD level or at TTIP level, in relation to the forthcoming partnership agreement.

"We will not seek to ask or answer questions in relation to the BBC which are matters for the forthcoming charter review process," said Ofcom.

As such social care, the poor relation to the NHS, needs to be recognised in the forthcoming Comprehensive Spending Review.

For more on this weakness of the NNC argument and its relation to the CCC argument in Malebranche, see Lee forthcoming.

Decision-making should take account of forthcoming results in relation to the quality of life, carer outcomes and experience.

I am optimistic that we will obtain that consent, partly because I was told in relation to the 2012 [Scotland] bill, in relation to the 2016 [Scotland] bill, in relation to the fiscal framework, that this consent would not be forthcoming and, ultimately, it was.

Neander (2006) and Schulte (forthcoming) argue that benefit-based theories generate the wrong contents for mainstream (information-processing) theories of perception in relation to the simple system cases discussed in the philosophy literature.