Sentence examples for stopped in relation to from inspiring English sources

A study in 1999 by Eliot Spitzer, then the state's attorney general, found that blacks and Hispanics were disproportionately stopped in relation to their involvement in crime and their share of the city's population.

It does this through a compulsory fingerprinting system known as EURODAC, which tracks every foreign national over 14 years of age who applies for asylum or is stopped in relation to his immigration status within the EU.

An example of such design would be the testing of the effect of continuing or stopping exposures in relation to the last stage of carcinogenesis in a prospective or globolomic design.

It can be stated that the samples with water content higher than 0.13% can stop complying in relation to dissolution testing.

So really, African-Americans are being under-stopped in relation to the percentage of people being described as being the perpetrators of violent crime.

"The exercise of the schedule 7 stop power in relation to Mr Miranda on 18 August 2013 was lawful," the judges concluded.

Writing in The Daily Mail, Mr Hunt said the move would stop patients being "passed from pillar to post" and ensure that the "buck stops with someone" in relation to each person's care.

We also considered time since stopping PPI use in relation to risk of fracture (table 4).

Of significant concern to the IPCC in the second investigation, as it was to Henry's family, was the manner in which police in Islington used their powers of stop-and-search and stop-and-account in relation to Henry over a four-year period.

He added: "The Association of Chief Police Officers' practice advice on stop and search in relation to terrorism makes this clear; so do guidelines for MPS staff on dealing with media reporters, press photographers and television crews: "Once images are recorded, [the police] have no power to delete or confiscate them without a court order".

We assessed the predictive accuracy of the STOP-Bang questionnaire in relation to OSA detected by nocturnal oximetry, and postoperative outcomes, in a population undergoing cardiac surgery.