Sentence examples for will be in relation to from inspiring English sources

The group's next major round of refinancing will be in relation to the £495m committed bank facilities due in 2011, followed by a further £904m of bank facilities due in 2012 with £1.062bn, comprising the €700m bond, the US bond and US private placement, due in 2013.

Proponents of the measure say bankers are simply objecting because the more capital firms are forced to hold, the lower their earnings will be in relation to their equity.

The importance of these findings will be in relation to future trials.

Every answer you give in the polygraph will be in relation to your experiences and how truthful you are with your examiner.

And where will Britain be in relation to Europe and the wider world?

In general, the degree of deviation from native speech and the incidence of disfluencies will be in inverse relation to the degree of proficiency in the target language.

Any such request will only have been in relation to the need to ensure that nothing damages our national security".

Sociodemographic factors have generally not been consistently associated with adherence; we only found number of children to be significant which will be discussed in relation to gender.

Contacts are planned to be at weekly or two-weekly intervals, although the frequency will be reviewed in relation to the patient's needs and actual intervals will be recorded.

Several limitations of this study must be highlighted and these will be discussed in relation to whether they may have led to an underestimation or overestimation of costs.

Groups will be compared in relation to primary and secondary outcomes; quantitative analyses will be supplemented by focus groups with patients, carers and healthcare workers.