Sentence examples for special relation to from inspiring English sources

The project has no special relation to the World's Fair.

"Animals in Special Relation to Man". In Naskapi: The Savage Hunters of the Labrador Peninsula, ed.

In quantity and quality such punishment bore no special relation to the character or gravity of the offense.

Nestor has a special relation to Ionia, where the Homeric poems were composed, and through Ionia to early Athens.

The perpetuity of the Jewish people, according to Krochmal, is the result of their special relation to the Universal Spirit, who is the God of Israel.

In the present case, as we have said, neither of the state officers named held any special relation to the particular statute alleged to be unconstitutional.

As such an evolution proceeds, there may be an increasing tendency for individual systems analysts to become identified with the substantive area in which they work and to lose their special relations to systems analysis as a distinctive field.

Not only egoistic reasons but arguably deontological reasons and reasons arising out of special relations to one's nearest and dearest would stand refuted, as would what Nagel later referred to as 'reasons of autonomy' (see Nagel 1986: 165).

Reasons arising out of special relations to one's nearest and dearest are also paradigmatically agent-relative, but it is also far from clear that they will come out as such on the perspective-based approach.

My self-concern is part of a wider pattern of self-referential concern, a special non-derivative concern I have for a certain limited network of people, all of whom bear certain sorts of special relations to me: I care about my friends, my family, and my self.

He should get on the hook to our special relation in London to make certain that Blair does not allow Saddam and his appeasers to drive a wedge between the two nations leading the war on terror.