Sentence examples for be relevant to this from inspiring English sources

Microsoft and the department engage in a brief battle over the extent to which antitrust law may be relevant to this dispute.

Some of that detail may be relevant to this game, although Stuart and his fellow coaches will have their own ideas on how to beat the champions.

The Pistorius family said that they "were not aware of any deletions that could be relevant to this trial, or have impacted on this trial".

The Pistorius family released a statement on Wednesday night saying that they were "not aware of any deletions having been affected by Oscar or effected on his instructions that could be relevant to this trial".

"Ofcom has contacted News Group Newspapers requesting documents which it understands are held by the company and which may be relevant to this assessment," Ofcom said in a statement.

Thus a host of fresh guidelines might be required to fill this void or the existing guidelines modified (supplemented, altered or deleted) to be relevant to this part of the world.

American aid is relevant to this issue".

We asked which were relevant to this mission.

But the one that's relevant to this story is its role as a messenger.

It was the failure to account for human weakness that is relevant to this crisis".

"I'm telling you I don't think that's relevant to this issue.