Sentence examples for about the pertinence from inspiring English sources

I'm kidding about the decapitation — or, anyway, about the pertinence of this particular decapitated monarch to the news of the month.

Even by 2004, the year that same-sex marriage became legal in Massachusetts, Mr. Hartmere said, he worried about the pertinence of a gay-wedding scene, played as an outlandish fantasy sequence.

In Washington, plans to build a national World War II memorial on the Mall have been under fire now for eight years, but not because there is any doubt about the pertinence or value of memorializing America's civilian and military participants.

The results are investigated for 200 runs with different associations to ensure about the pertinence of the findings.

As the European Union greenhouse gas emission trading scheme (ETS) is emerging, it seems interesting to look back on previous experiments and to bring together a few elements of reflection about the pertinence of ETS as a new policy tool to regulate industrial pollution.

In the first one, all the interventions and proposals from the first phase will be included and through a Likert scale (range 1-9) they will have to state their judgment about two dimensions: the feasibility and the pertinence of the interventions along the Andalusian Health Care System.

The pertinence of a story about the effects of lying, rumours and community paranoia was unmistakable, and the play was a popular success once again.

In the literature, we found no consensus about the classification or the determinants of CWS, and the pertinence of some variables is ambiguous.

The pertinence and realism of this exercise generated questions about how the role of the EU policy maker in this area could develop.

The pertinence and realism of this first exercise generated questions about how an EU policy-maker such as DG SANTE would best play its future food policy role.

That said, the pertinence and poignancy of its subject in the current context is indisputable.