Sentence examples for threatened in relation to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Restrepo said that about 300 people have reported being threatened in relation to land claims under the new program and that the government has taken measures to protect 159 of them, in many cases providing bodyguards.

A medical school has the possibility of offering specialized care and management in life-threatening situations, particularly in relation to maternal, neonatal and child health [ 29- 33].

The inquiry by the committee was the first of its kind since the early 1980s, when an MP last complained about a law firm threatening to sue him in relation to something said in the House of Commons.

The program threatened the position of landlords in relation to tenants and of employers in relation to labour, and Western privileges were openly menaced.

Table 2 shows the distribution of any diabetic retinopathy, maculopathy and sight threatening diabetic retinopathy for practices in relation to achievement of pay-for-performance targets over time.

He also went on to declare that Giles Coren, the Times columnist, was the journalist supposedly threatened with contempt of court proceedings in relation to another privacy injunction – although Grieve had previously told MPs that he was not planning legal proceedings against any journalist in relation to this case.

Patterns of fragmentation in current distributions of 35 species of birds and 19 species of mammals that are considered endangered, threatened, or with restricted distributions were modeled in relation to 3 biosphere reserves (El Abra-Tanchipa, Abra-Tanchipa, El Cielo, Sierra Gorda areas identified as priorities for conservation in northeastern Mexico (PAC-Priority Areas for Conservation).

Bleuler argued that the sense of reality was lost in schizophrenics only in relation to matters that threatened to contradict their complexes, a concept which had originally been developed by Jung who had claimed that it was analogous to what Janet called idée fixe subconsciente (Ellenberger, 1970; Moskowitz, 2005).

This is closely related to the concept of ' posttraumatic growth' - personally important changes as a result of a life-threatening crisis - often described in relation to cancer survivorship [ 51].

Anderson was served with an intervention order in relation to his allegedly threatening a man with a knife, but the outstanding arrest warrants were not executed at the time.

There is an interesting aspect in relation to the charge of threatening to kill Asio officers.