Sentence examples for when they relate from inspiring English sources

'The statutes of Congress are not merely advisory when they relate to administrative agencies, any more than in other cases.

"I think the [undergraduates] can get very excited about these kinds of projects, especially when they relate to real-world policy issues," Paluck said.

As a result of this sympathy and these sentiments, people are usually pretty decent to one another when they relate person to person.

School officials smile, bemused, when they relate that there was a marked increase in the number of American women who applied when Prince William was a student here.

Religion is also invoked in the program, where Ms. Michelson quotes George Balanchine's praising comparison of American dancers to angels "who, when they relate a tragic situation, do not themselves suffer".

The Chinese state largely tolerates — or ignores — homosexual behavior in private, and has in recent years increasingly addressed the issues facing the gay community when they relate to H.I.V. infection or AIDS.

Martin Luther and John Calvin gave the dogma a new meaning when they related it to their doctrine of justification by grace through faith.

His drawings were always linear and, even when they related to the grid, there were enough accidents, blots, misrulings and spatters to make them interesting.

Travel without such prerequisites and you may still be OK - I saw a good many people passing through Bogotá who were greeted with an incredulous "you did what?" when they related their travels - but you run a considerable risk of encountering trouble.

One of the key issues at play was how Uber was monitoring and reporting complaints on the platform, and specifically how it relays those complaints to the police in cases when they related to criminal activity.

In general, correlations between the QLQ-C30 and the FACT-G were high when scales and sub-scales were related to the same QOL domain and low when they related to different domains (Table 4).