I cannot, however, forbear to comment that if impertinent and irrelevant inquiries of this sort are to become the rule in matters of literature, then the time is not far distant when a German name will no longer be a source of pride.
Gods exist, but they are irrelevant for scientific inquiry.
At the time the present record was developed, existing law rendered that inquiry irrelevant.
And when judicial authority is invoked in aid of such consummation, state constitutions, state laws, and state policies are irrelevant to the inquiry and decision.
Personal notions as to the kind of a post-conviction statute that Congress might have enacted or should enact are, of course, entirely irrelevant to the inquiry.
After it was reported that prosecutors would destroy material irrelevant to their inquiry, the cabinet held back the decree, rousing suspicions that the purported conversations with Ms Carfagna lay behind it.
The report says the investigators did not look further into the matter because the people mentioned were irrelevant to their inquiry into whether Mr. Salinas's Swiss funds came from illegal activities.
"The return of parts and products from consumers back to an OEM or third party remanufacturer at the end of its first life is a barrier identified by almost all of the remanufacturers we spoke to during our latest inquiry, irrelevant of sector.
Based upon the foregoing, the subpoena at issue, as drafted, seeks materials that are irrelevant to the inquiry at hand and accordingly, must be quashed.
However, the intensity of Pascal's religious faith, following his conversion, seems to have made philosophical inquiries irrelevant to him, with the result that he approached all questions during the final ten years of his life almost exclusively from the perspective of his religious faith.
