Sentence examples for information is not relevant from inspiring English sources

First, one could argue that investigators do not have an obligation to inform subjects about risks not directly related to their research if this information is not relevant to deciding whether to participate in a study.

If the applicant believes that a clause or that required information is not relevant or necessary, the applicant may request the omission of the clause or information.

"Public officials" could refer to all sorts of people, such as lower-level public employees and volunteers on boards without major decision-making roles, whose financial information is not relevant, he said.

If private information is not relevant to understanding foreign intelligence, it is deleted; if it is relevant, the agency can retain it and disseminate it to other agencies, the rules show.

In most criminal cases, however, the incriminatory information found on an HDD is only a small portion of the entire HDD and the remaining information is not relevant to the case.

They meet near Haggerston and they were established in 2007 by Jazz Domino Holly, who founded Sew Out of Control (a website where crafts meet rock'n'roll) and (the following information is not relevant to the WI) is the daughter of Joe Strummer.

Your credit reports will usually have information about past or present employers, according to Dan Mahoney, a certified financial planner and owner of True Square Financial in Atlanta, but that information isn't relevant to your credit score.

Netflix's chief content officer, Ted Sarandos, has resisted industry pressure to release audience data -- saying such information isn't relevant for an online movie and TV service that neither sells advertising nor collects a per-subscriber fee from cable and satellite TV distributors.

Mr. Buckman said he was told by the deputy attorney general handling the case, John M. Fahy, that the information was not relevant or was too burdensome to obtain.

"Over the entire 20-year period, the lowest annual effective federal personal tax rate was 13.66%." For months during the Republican primaries, Mr. Romney refused to release any information about the taxes he had paid, saying the information was not relevant despite a tradition of disclosure by presidential candidates that dates to his father's 1968 bid for the presidency.

(B) The Judge or Trial Chamber may reject an application under paragraph (A) in limine if satisfied that: (i) the documents or information are not relevant to any matter in issue in the proceedings before them or are not necessary for a fair determination of any such matter; or.