Sentence examples for it relevant to all from inspiring English sources

Is it relevant to all American families?

Mr. Gates said today: "In India there is very interesting energy around taking technology and making it relevant to all citizens, much more than I've seen anywhere else in the world".

Most moral theorists hold that morality is both comprehensive and dominant, that is, it relevant to all decisions and where relevant it defeats all other reasons.

It is relevant to all of us, because it forces us to think differently about ourselves.

According to Burnford, it's the unique concept, team and size of opportunity – it's relevant to all motorists.

This has been widely studied in adults who have experienced trauma as children, but it is relevant to all humans.

Although only public bodies must expressly comply with this, it is relevant to all employers (including the private sector) as Courts and tribunals must interpret, as far as possible, all legislation consistently with the right.

But I know it is relevant to all kids - and to each of us.

Another option is to reword the item to make it more relevant to all subclasses, or a third option is to remove the item outright.

But it would seem relevant to all New Yorkers, minorities included, that police shootings are down: 11 people shot dead in 1999 compared with 41 in 1990, for instance.

In regard to the decision to shoot the film in English, Thompson said: "One of the reasons we did it is because it is a European story – it should apply, and feel relevant, to all of us whatever language it is in, whether French or Portuguese, or whatever".