Sentence examples for whatever relates from inspiring English sources

18) Voluntary compliance with security regulations and whatever relates to public order.

A D.C. justice of the peace had jurisdiction over "all matters, civil and criminal, and in whatever relates to the conservation of the peace" within their county.

"Whatever relates to clinic, I think, should be taught in the clinic".

Do your homework - know what your temperature is, where you have pain, how long you have had the problem, is it getting worse, or whatever relates to your problem.

Founded in 1804, the Society's object was to discover, procure, & preserve whatever related to the natural, civil, literary, & ecclesiastical history of the U.S. & particularly N.Y.

"You would be out on the ranch in a pickup or on horseback, or whatever," he relates, "when you would come upon a situation that needed a response: a broken fence or a windmill or a sick cow or a flat tire or a broken fan belt.

As a result, ideas about how theoretical geometry of whatever kind relates to the space around us had become much more sophisticated.

It is supposed to collect whatever may relate to history of the United States.

The society was founded in 1804 to "collect and preserve whatever may relate to the natural, civil or ecclesiastical history of the United States in general and this state in particular," Linda S. Ferber, the director, writes in the 450-page catalog that accompanies the show.

Whatever source related this incident desperately needs a fainting couch.

Please note, whatever I relate was right for me.