Though the concept of "relevancy" is mentioned just in criteria 1 4, the Futures Map cannot be relevant if it is not understood by customers of the Map (the criteria 5 and 6).
"With all due respect," retorts Karadzic, "it would be relevant if it were true.
However, his plasma will only be relevant if the new patient's blood type matches his.
It could, however, be relevant if US was to ever adopt a federal value-added tax.
And, sure, comparisons between artists can be relevant, if the artists in question are working in comparable contexts.
This case might be relevant if Calhoun were seeking to reach the fund appropriated by Congress; but he is not.
"Bitcoin's monetary policy would only be relevant if it were to be adopted by an entire economy, which isn't going to happen any time soon".
These questions might be relevant if the character had failed to come to life in the presence of such evident and blazing vitality.
A climate summit taking place against the backdrop of climate-fuelled violence and migration can only be relevant if its central goal is the creation of conditions for lasting peace.
Defence lawyers said that "even the government has conceded" that evidence concerning the older brother's participation in the Waltham killings might be relevant if Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was aware of it.
Her personal life would not be relevant if she did not push her Christian beliefs on to us but she does: "I am not an MP for any reason other than because God wants me to be".
