Sentence examples for rules in relation to from inspiring English sources

They related to how the courts dealt with statutory provisions and rules "in relation to a particular class of litigant".

It was found to have breached rules in relation to its role as a "custody bank", with the "systemically important" role of keeping assets safe.

John Lyon, the parliamentary commissioner for standards, has launched an investigation into allegations that Maria Miler, the culture secretary, broke parliamentary expenses rules in relation to her second home.

Rees and Gunn highlighted five potential threats to the sport: corrupt practices by players and others in respect to gambling; breaches of the rules in relation to not giving best efforts in matches; violation of credentials; misuse of inside information; and illegal or abusive behavior toward players.

An example of an email reproduced in the report appears to show that Green was warned by HSBC's head of compliance David Bagley - who dramatically resigned during Tuesday's appearance before Senators - to alert him to a potential breach to the rules in relation to sanctions in trading with Burma.

Huth will serve the second game of a two-match suspension after he admitted breaching Football Association rules in relation to social media comments when City host Crystal Palace on Saturday but will be available for selection when they travel to Arsenal on 10 February.

Further, extensional conciseness can be measured as the total number of instances that violate the uniqueness rule in relation to the total number of relevant instances [20, 35].

The mass effect parameter m describes the shape of the sharing rule in relation to the relative investments of the two parties.

It is around that time that sovereigns' concerns shifted from the legitimacy of their political rule (in relation to nature, genealogy or the divine, for instance) to success and failure at governing.

A different convention is sometimes used, in which a body's north and south poles are defined according to the right-hand rule in relation to the direction of rotation.

Ashley, who has an 8.92% stake in the club, was fined £7,500 by the Scottish Football Association this week after the organisation found him guilty of a rules breach in relation to dual interest in Rangers and Newcastle.