Sentence examples for relation to the ongoing from inspiring English sources

Confirmation of the decision came from Alison Levitt, QC, principal legal adviser to the Director of Public Prosecutions overseeing CPS decision-making, and all potential prosecutions, in relation to the ongoing phone hacking inquiries and related matters.

Gregor McGill, a senior lawyer with the CPS, whose team handles potential prosecutions in relation to the ongoing phone-hacking investigations and other related matters, said the case against Wheeler was dropped following expert medical evidence relating to her health.

However, there have been no such statements of solidarity in relation to the ongoing refugee crisis, which has seen a huge influx of migrants attempting to enter Europe.

A statement issued by the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service said that Dumfries and Galloway officers met Koussa in relation to the ongoing investigation.

A garda spokesman confirmed a 68-year-old man had been arrested in relation to the ongoing investigation into the abduction.

The immigration and border protection minister, Scott Morrison, has denied there is a standoff between Indonesia and Australia over an asylum boat in Indonesian waters but has refused to provide any operational details in relation to the ongoing rescue mission.

His manager, Donne Commins, said: "Wayne has been called to appear before the court in India purely for procedural purposes in relation to the courts ongoing administration of the case concerned.

There is a necessary deadening of meaning in sentences like "Cultural engagement builds bridges, nurtures freedom and positive movement for change" when spoken in relation to the actual ongoing occupation she proposed to tacitly support.

In relation to the settlement, an ongoing suit related to IPO allocations, and the settled Enron and banking research matters, Citigroup tossed an additional $5.2 billion in pretax money to a reserve set up at the end of 2002 to cover such litigation.

Mathewson et al. (2009) and Busch et al. (2009) reported that the performance of visual stimulus detection by human subjects is dependent on the timing of the stimulus presentation in relation to the phase of ongoing alpha band oscillations found in electroencephalography signals.

He said: "This reduction in poisoning incidents is in my view reflective of the ongoing work in relation to the prevention and investigation of such criminality".