Sentence examples for team relates from inspiring English sources

Robin Jacks, a member of Occupy Boston's media team, relates being photographed multiple times by police.

In the supplementary materials, the team relates that the skeleton is preserved in a shale slab, which the fossil dealer claims was found near the site where a specimen of Anchiornis was also discovered.

Another complicating factor observed that can impede a common understanding (often called common ground) in the ICU team relates to the sub-teams or smaller dyads (Table 1) that communicate and make important assessments and decisions about patient care throughout the course of the day.

Commuting to work by the trial team generated the most emissions (average 21 (11.5-35.0) tonnes per trial), followed by study centres' fuel use (18 (9.3-32.2) tonnes per trial), trial team related travel (15 (2.0-29.0) tonnes per trial), and participant related travel (13 0-46.7 0-46.7es per tonnes.

A CCRC spokesman says that they are "actively investigating" the Gilfoyle case including written submissions from the defence team relating to the locked box last August.

Ironically, his temporary replacement, Bliss, had been running various parts of the team related to personnel issues and is widely credited with bringing in the Crew's second ever designated player Federico Higuain, who in sparking the Crew's late season surge last year arguably helped extend Warzycha's reign.

Sport consumer motivation explained over 60% of the variance in game attendance, media usage, wearing team related clothing and purchasing team related merchandise.

How satisfied were you with the team related aspects of performance?

The federation said Eto'o was banned for "violating the internal regulations of the national team relating to loyalty and obligation of participating in a match".

It also confirms that apart from technological factors associated with proper maintenance, people and team related factors are important for increasing safety and reliability in the process industry, especially for being prepared for disturbances and to be able to cope adequately with them.

Only 35 local authorities in England - around a quarter of those contacted - gave full responses to Freedom of Information requests from the team, relating to their records for 2011.