Sentence examples for which it related from inspiring English sources

The case has become moot for two reasons: (1) Because the permit, the issuance of which constituted the sole relief sought by petitioner, has been issued and the building to which it related has been completed; and (2) because, the first reason aside, petitioner no longer has an interest in the building, and therefore has no basis for maintaining the action.

The newspaper formed a special department for the sole purpose of investigating the claims against Blackburn and published a daily column in which it related the department's findings.

The actors involved in the tension and the condition category to which it related determined the place of the tension within the matrix.

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Still, even if Bo Robinson is somewhat representative of the new halfway houses, what about the prison system to which it relates?

Corporate governance relates to golden parachutes similarly to the way in which it relates to other executive compensation issues and in the same way it relates to the various components of golden parachutes.

He argued that understanding something requires a grasp of the ways in which it relates to other things, and a capacity to recognise it on other occasions and in different contexts - which can never be exhaustively predicted.

Your pitch should include a summary of the plot/topic of the book, as well as an argument as to why it would be a "best-seller," even a year or more after the initial events to which it relates.

This is not the first time that the UN has invoked its own immunity, but it is a highly unusual move made more controversial by the extreme distress in Haiti to which it relates.

It is said that such contract as may be found in the present case was made subject to the police power of the legislature over the class of subjects to which it relates.

The parties shall give notice of any arbitration award to the Administrator, and such award shall, as between the parties to the arbitration, be dispositive of the issues to which it relates.