Sentence examples for Strictly pertinent from inspiring English sources

The question of whether Russian interference actually mattered in the 2016 election wouldn't seem strictly pertinent to the investigation that Rosenstein is overseeing, so it's not as if this necessarily jeopardizes his independence.

Thirty-nine of 51 countries stated that reporting on all seven commitments was preferable although this was qualified by the proviso that countries should only comment on those that were strictly pertinent to them.

Sustainable development and scientific management of marine sand resources in the Pearl River estuary waters must strengthen legal system construction, work out scientific exploitation planning, strengthen environmental impact research, and strictly enforce pertinent laws.

This helps to explain why al-Fārābī does not indulge in the philosophical explanation of the Qurʼān, and why in the political works does he treat topics pertinent to religion from a strictly philosophical point of view, with no concession to religious terminology or theological motives.

You could, of course, be strictly pragmatic and condemn Zero Dark Thirty because it placed the needs of a film script above the integrity of the pertinent historical fact underpinning individual stories.

Hardly pertinent?

Strictly neutral.

This seems pertinent.

Strictly business.

These recommendations are pertinent.

Consider a pertinent example.