Sentence examples for Call for relevance from inspiring English sources

This transcends the current legislation across countries and call for relevance.

With the call for relevance since the 1970s, spokespersons (including sponsors of science) for possible clients have become involved, for example 'industry', or 'sustainability'sustainability

Like AT&T (See: "AT&T's Call For Relevance"), BT looks to be armoring itself for battle with cellular and Web-based competitors by cramming as many services voice, mobility, video and data as it can into a single network.

These findings call for an assessment of the relevance and suitability of using MnTBAP (or its impurities) as a mechanistic probe and antioxidant therapeutic; conclusions on the physiological and pathological role of superoxide derived from studies using MnTBAP of uncertain purity should be examined judiciously.

We propose that our results should call for experimental studies on the relevance of this approach.

Others call for a new emphasis on factual information and "relevance". Still others deny that there is any possible agreement on what students should study.

These questions prompted David N. Myers's illuminating and poignant call for the relevance of historical research and writing.

This is the new public school evangelism: a call for the relevance of the word, a call to bring the school to the street, and to drive the street right through the school.

The lack of normative and empirical perspectives on property rights calls for studies of their relevance.

Sort of Adsense for micro-blogging, or attention rank, or whatever you want to call a relevance engine for micro-objects.

Bin Laden makes a bid for relevance in Somalia.