Sentence examples for relations made by from inspiring English sources

He has signed an expert witness statement challenging claims about damage to UK‑US relations made by Foreign Office officials.

A much darker study of sexual relations is made by Lynn Coady in "Fin", an unsparing account of the disintegration of a long-term relationship, and how asymmetrical feelings can become: "Because it was astonishing!

This relation was made by Page (1961) estimating mean values of short-wave radiation on vertical.

Similarly, the vertical axis (r i  − s j ) named "Relation" is made by subtracting r i from s j.

By contrast, external relations make no difference to their terms.

Fischlin thus closes a circle of adjacency and relation: the where made? by whom?

Straw said that the only reference made to Aamer in the Gibson inquiry, which looked at allegations that the UK intelligence services were complicit in the torture of detainees, was in relation to representations made by Straw and David Miliband, who also served as foreign secretary, to get him out of Guantánamo.

MacFarlane's lawyers said: "PC MacFarlane was advised by IPCC investigators on the 20 December 2011 that he was not regarded as a suspect in relation to allegations made by the 15-year-old youth, but in fact was being treated as a witness.

"In relation to comments made by Gus Poyet on BBC Match of the Day last night, the club would like to point out that its disciplinary panel considered the matter on the afternoon of Friday June 21 and for most of Saturday June 22," read the statement.

"Legal advice is being sought in relation to comments made by other individuals," a club statement said.

In this respect, it can be put in relation with measurements made by Zehnder on molasse sandstone.