Sentence examples similar to irrelevant- from inspiring English sources

The trouble is that issues pertaining to north of the border are almost totally irrelevant in the 2011 Irish general election.

Cable escalated the row by writing to Dilnot to say he disagreed strongly with Watson's decision, adding: "Whether or not it has become part of the public debate is irrelevant and to continue to state it as a government target does not in any way reflect the coalition agreement.

For Crumb and Roy Sebag, the founders of BitGold Inc, whatever the world's politicians and central bankers choose to do about gold and the dollar (or gold and the Euro, or gold and the yen) is interesting, but irrelevant to their own business plans.

He argued that under Europe's data protection directive, "outdated, irrelevant or incorrect" information should be removed.

In this role reversal the SDLP has looked increasingly old and irrelevant.

The ECJ ruling followed a court case brought in Spain by Mario Costeja González, a lawyer who argued that under the European Data Protection directive any company carrying out "data processing" should have to remove information about him that was "outdated, wrong or irrelevant" which he argued applied to a Spanish newspaper's online report in March 1998 about financial problems he had had.

Related: Kevin Pietersen 'devastated' by England snub but Andrew Strauss stands firm In a sense both positions are irrelevant because – as the 437th inconclusive press conference on the matter confirmed on Tuesday – the line can never be drawn.

The Tory peer recently provoked anger when he declared the living wage campaign irrelevant.

"And whoever spotted that 'Martianism' is an anagram of Martin Amis was very clever, but it is completely irrelevant.

Nigel Farage had been expected to grab between 75 and 100 extra councillors at best, but added nearly 130. Labour MPs and activists, who had tried largely to ignore Ukip's impending arrival as the fourth party in British politics, veered between admitting that it had been hit and that Ed Miliband had to do better, and trying to dismiss Ukip as still so small as to be largely irrelevant.

But the European court found that people have the right to ask for information to be removed from search results that include their names if it is "inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant, or excessive".