Sentence examples for extent relevant from inspiring English sources
for whom agreements and effective mechanisms are in place, to the extent relevant and necessary, to provide for continued cooperation with United States intelligence and law enforcement authorities.
All of these terms apply to the maximum extent relevant to your use of the Apps (and in particular, the terms of section 6 apply where you are using an App to submit user content to the Guardian Sites).
None of the goals encompassed by translational medicine, however, are unique to the discipline, since most biomedical scientists and practitioners firmly believe that their work is to some extent relevant to the cure of disease.
To the extent relevant, the HQPDU may consider any information developed during the custody review process under this section in connection with the determinations to be made by the Service under § 241.13.
Secondly, a student questionnaire was used to determine whether the abilities addressed in the course are those relevant to students' content subjects, and to which extent relevant abilities are addressed in the academic literacy course.
The board should formally undertake an annual review of the company's risk management system, including a review of board- and committee-level risk oversight policies and procedures, a presentation of "best practices" to the extent relevant, tailored to focus on the industry or regulatory arena in which the company operates, and a review of other relevant issues such as those listed above.
Were the institutional changes sufficiently great to affect land surface phenology at spatial resolutions and extents relevant to mesoscale meteorological models?
At this early stage certain issues were already emerging that were to remain alive for the next hundred years and that are to some extent still relevant today.
But unfortunately, these low-grade fuels always introduce harsh service environment within the CFB boilers and consequently result in severe degradation extent on relevant equipments, especially the high-temperature sulfur corrosion.
Furthermore considering the multiple factors coming from the "outside" and having influence somehow on the causal chain, how can one be sure that a company's GHG emissions do have an impact at all and if so to what extent a relevant causal influence with respect to specific consequences?
Nevertheless, the Court holds that she can be imprisoned for contempt on the ground that a defendant in a civil action who voluntarily takes the stand to testify waives his privilege against self-incrimination to the extent of relevant cross-examination.
