Sentence examples for were in relation to from inspiring English sources

Supt Smith said the charges were "in relation to a transactional inquiry by the individual… buying tactical equipment and firearms accessories".

Some of the highest RRs, besides those relating to nervous system sites, were in relation to cancers that are very uncommon in the general population.

Its towers were a kind of compass, indicating where you were in relation to the rest of the city.

Barnes's arrangements were painstakingly replicated – in exactly the places that they were (in relation to one another).

The Greens' immigration spokeswoman, Sarah HansaidYoung, said half of the incident reports in the documents were in relation to children and should be taken seriously.

The first part of the questionnaire asked how environmentally active individuals were in relation to the advice to be found on the government's website.

In her analysis, Republicans had never before shown their hand completely in terms of what their goals were in relation to reproductive rights.

A spokesman for Plibersek said that her statements "were in relation to a different matter" and not in relation to Chan and Sukumaran.

His excursions outside the diocese were in relation to the theological controversies of his time: Gallicanism, Protestantism, and Quietism.

"Because the ad made clear that the privacy claims were in relation to ad targeting, which Outlook.com does not carry out, we therefore concluded that the ad was not misleading," said the ASA.

Ministers insisted the accountancy bills were in relation to their work as MPs and that the claims were allowable as parliamentary expenses.