Sentence examples for arrangements relevant from inspiring English sources

Systematic assessment of the use of research evidence in HEPA policies could consequently support the translation of research into policymaking structures, networks, and institutional arrangements relevant to HEPA.

The alternative arrangement relevant for pathway (i) is seen in I a 3(i) and lies 8.7 kcal mol−1 higher in energy.

In a statement, the Department of Finance and Personnel (DFP) said that permission had been granted "subject to detailed arrangements and relevant paperwork in relation to the event being agreed with the department's Estate Management Unit and other relevant authorities".

Second, the fact that those disadvantages are caused by social arrangements is relevant for those theories that regard society as having a stronger duty not to create or aggravate disadvantages than it has to prevent or correct them (Wasserman 2001).

River basin planners focus at the catchment level for which international agreements and cooperative arrangements are relevant, while riverine ecologists have an ecological perspective on river management.

Comparison of the domain arrangement in relevant viral proteins shows that the S7 domain is located downstream of the RdRp domain in SsNsV-L, FgV-3, DsRV-1 and PgRV-2.

Prepare a bouquet or some other arrangement as relevant.

"China stands ready with relevant arrangements depending on the latest developments on this matter," he said.

Have we reviewed our banking arrangements and, where relevant, our investments?

"If decisions cannot wait they may be handled by temporary arrangements or following relevant consultation with the opposition," the manual says.

"You go to the doctors, the doctor says, 'I understand your question./ Now here is the answer./ It isn't indigestion./ You have stomach cancer.' To which you reply, 'My imminent estrangement/ has come as quite a shock/ I'll make the relevant arrangements./ Thanks for the information, doc.' What d'you think of that?