| A key concern of a number of recent U.S. studies has been the interrelationship between relations of politics, power, and racism. |
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| The interrelationship in relation to contract and tort was not explored in the appellant's case. |
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| The common procedure for this is to apply statistical methods on consumption and production data in order to establish their interrelationship. |
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| However, the interrelationship between tectonic activity, global sea level change, and the change of paleogeography played a significant role. |
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| All personal data of both stipulators will be used for interrelationship needs only. |
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| One of the most fascinating aspects of this topic is the interrelationship between lectins and viruses. |
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| A provision on the interrelationship of strategic offensive and strategic defensive arms. |
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| The interrelationship between schooling, government and community attitudes has made education a tough component to tackle. |
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| His films of the late 1920s and '30s contain a stronger emphasis on the interrelationship between social conditions and the individual. |
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| This process of coordination and interrelationship between advocacy networks at different levels is important. |
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| Description: To study various aspects of the interrelationship between natural gas and environment. |
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| This simplified figure fails to show the interrelationship between those two processes and unrealistically diagrams the recombination as reciprocal. |
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| Owing to the interrelationship and interdependency which exist among all human rights, forced evictions frequently violate other human rights. |
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| The interrelationship between basic education and justiciability of the right to education merits special consideration. |
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| The interrelationship between strategic offensive weapons and defensive weapons is perfectly clear and understandable. |
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| My delegation believes that we ignore the interrelationship between nuclear disarmament and nuclear non-proliferation at our own peril. |
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| As discussed in Chapter 1, there is a close interrelationship between rights and responsibilities. |
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| Illness and poverty are two sides of the same coin and therefore any strategy for combating poverty must take account of this interrelationship. |
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| Our involvement with health and safety issues in the workplace has always had an interrelationship with the environment. |
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| We need a lot more monitoring and we need surface and groundwater monitoring models, the interrelationship between surface water and groundwater. |
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| This gives an idea of infinitely repeated interrelationship among everything in the universe. |
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| This interrelationship between action and values is a fundamental part of Canadian identity. |
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| While they can all occur independently, the interrelationship between the three parts of the triad is such that one component will affect another. |
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| This shows on one hand a strong correspondence of nektonic life with sea level changes and, on the other, the strong interrelationship of the nektonic biota. |
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| General's recognition of the close interrelationship among development, security and human rights, firmly placed in the context of the rule of law. |
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| The third level is the developmental level, the locus for mental, sensory and psychic powers and for the development and interrelationship of the magnetic bodies. |
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| Gschneidner, Physical properties and interrelationship of metallic and semimetallic elements, Solid State Phys. |
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| Bracklow emphasized this interrelationship between amount and duration, recognizing that a low award paid out over a lengthy period of time is equivalent to an award for a higher amount paid out over a shorter period of time. |
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| Examples of the interrelationship include: tributary flow, groundwater recharge, and wetland dynamics in which the quality of the ecosystem is highly dependent on the amount of available water. |
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| And sovereign creditworthiness already undermined or potentially challenged by the cost of bank bail out. Breaking that interrelationship requires a number of things, Lord Turner argues. |
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| The analysis in the Appendix is intended to give a more detailed overview of the types of issues that may arise in assessing this interrelationship. |
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| However, the methodology can be applied to more recent data and also to other kinds of data where the interrelationship between variables is not easily recognized. |
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| It is an excellent question whether the Canadian public interest requires an integrated approach to disability income support in which the interrelationship between its different providers is clearly and properly delineated. |
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| Electromagnetic energy and the human body have an important interrelationship. |
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| Can you weigh in a little bit on concerns about the change in topography, the interrelationship between surface water and groundwater through changing topography, and those types of things? |
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| Secondary functions of worship highly significant for the social and personal life of the community are distinguishable, although their interrelationship is evident. |
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| While the interrelationship of music and ritual is clear, there is evidence that music was performed for dancing, in various work activities, and games as well. |
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| Due to a lack of statistical information on the demand for services by the different sectors of the economy, the interrelationship between the sectors is currently not well documented. |
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| The effect that each category had on late IDRs as well as on the other categories was diagrammed by the team to form an interrelationship diagram. |
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| These essays and others in the volume showcase what can be achieved when scholars address the interrelationship between Europeans and native peoples. |
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| This interrelationship between these bodily fluids is discussed in a chapter concerning the menstruant, niddah, and the woman who has given birth, yoledah. |
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| Part II discusses the interrelationship of the OT and NT in forming a unified Testament interpreted liturgically through integrative discursive, aural, and visual modalities. |
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| However, even if both parties are informed of the interrelationship, negotiations can be uncomfortable, and the tenant may want to back out of the deal. |
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| Vicenzino B, Collins D, Benson H, Wright A An investigation of the interrelationship between manipulative therapy-induced hypoalgesia and sympathoexcitation. |
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