Sentence examples for all relevant actions from inspiring English sources

The memorandum of understanding detailing the three-year, €86bn (£63bn) deal requires the government "to consult and agree with the European Commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund on all relevant actions... before these are finalised and legally adopted".

To note a broad direction need not imply "a comprehensive conspiratorial mechanism that co-ordinates and permeates all relevant actions," nor is it to deny a degree of simple convergence on the part of loosely related groups with some common interests.

It can, therefore, be concluded that as concerns the specific case of SM assessment at the neighbourhood scale, MCA and CBA might be integrated to fully consider all relevant actions available.

Later still, the Committee addresses the more serious aspects of the problem: It "[u]rges the Secretary-General and Member States to undertake all relevant actions within their respective areas of competence, including holding perpetrators accountable...."....

Almost all the relevant action in the arena of U.S. greenhouse gas mitigation is taking place within and among the states, and here comes the next step: a regional-level initiative to cap and trade greenhouse gas emissions.

I understand that if I will get caught doing even one of these things, all relevant legal actions will be taken against me, Including deportation and refusal of entry into Israel".

Relevant actions caused by non-ideal thermodynamics have been detected only in highly non-ideal systems.

The most relevant actions in terms of recurrence and mitigation impact were assessed.

It seems quite likely that the accused [Warner] contributed himself to the relevant actions, thereby acting as an accessory to corruption".

This type of Probe/Exploit (hacking) intrusion is executed by a series of relevant actions that occur in some sequence.

A statement from Deutsche after the federal court's judgment said the amount at stake in the various relevant actions against the bank is "very limited".