In order to change this current dominance of knowledge translation from health academics to practice and policy [ 48] into a balanced two-way knowledge-sharing process, the ACC linked material resources such as persons and organizational structures to immaterial issues like communication and a learning culture, wherever possible, and at all levels.
For riders, the cause of a holdup is immaterial: any issue can be laid at the feet of the transportation authority, especially if the skies are clear.
A more cogent and tautly paced production would probably render the issue immaterial, but here you tend to notice the age discrepancies.
Salmond's spokesman said today that the first minister's awareness of business opportunities in Libya were "really immaterial to this issue.
But whatever one thinks about these claims and counter-claims is immaterial to the issue at hand, because the "Green Movement" does not control the Iranian government, there is no realistic prospect that it will control the Iranian government in the forseeable future, and the United States of America has neither the moral right nor the physical capacity to dictate who shall govern Iran.
Details about what Zinke said to the lawmakers "are immaterial to the legal issues you have raised," Jorjani wrote to Edda Perez, a managing associate general counsel at GAO.
The law does not allow evidence to be adduced to prove facts that are immaterial or that are not in issue.
It is immaterial whether a couple's child issues directly from the couple or a surrogate mother.
"His penchant for making seemingly ambiguous statements about all kinds of issues, from the most immaterial to the most serious, has of late particularly come under fire," the newspaper said in an editorial.
Interestingly, the yield is immaterial.
Whereas investment in material sustainability issues can enhance shareholder value, immaterial sustainability investment may hav little or even negative value implications (Khan et al. 2015).
