Relate to means consist of, refer to, reflect or be in any way logically connected with the matter discussed.
Relate to or "relating to" means concern, consist of, refer to, pertain to, reflect, evidence, or to be in any way logically or factually connected with the matter discussed.
Relate to or “refer to” shall mean, in addition to their customary and usual meaning, to reflect on, to pertain to, support, evidence, constitute, or mention.
Examples of Relate to in a sentence
Relate to the correctness or incorrectness of information contained in the document.
Relate to the availability to the public, under 5 U.S.C. 552, of records of CMS and its components.
Relate to colleagues, patients, and their families in a caring and compassionate manner.
Relate to personal data of the Account Holder and any information about relevant policy or policies.
Relate to a matter to be considered To note that such interests so declared must be formally notified to Town Clerk and the Monitoring Officer at East Hertfordshire District Council of the interest within 28 days.
More Definitions of Relate to
Relate to means refer to, concern, regard, reflect, discuss, constitute, mention, pertain to, allude to or associate with. “Relating to” means referring to, concerning, regarding, reflecting, discussing, constituting, mentioning, pertaining to, alluding to or associated with.
Relate to and “relating to” shall mean concerning, consisting of, commenting upon, referring to, pertaining to, evidencing, describing, or in any way logically or factually connected with the matter discussed.
Relate to means constitute, relate to, or refer to.
Relate to means refer or relate to in any way, comprise
Relate to means constituting, consisting of, pertaining to, evidencing, supporting, contradicting, reflecting, referring to, refuting, or resulting from the matter specified, including, in each instance, documents now or previously attached or appended to or used in the preparation of any document called for by each request.
Relate to means to name, refer to either directly or indirectly, comment on, analyze, review, report on, form the basis of, be considered in the preparation of, result from, or have any logical relation or relevance to the entity, person, document, event, or action pertaining to the subject matter on which inquiry is made.