Sentence examples for make the relevant from inspiring English sources

In those remarks, Obama did not make the relevant claim about American exceptionalism "derisively" at all.

Once more, Lorient's coach was able to make the relevant observation.

"The company is contractually committed to make the relevant payment to each former director unless it can legally establish a case of gross misconduct against him.

First, a special encoding scheme, called grouping encoding, is used in order to make the relevant structures of clustering problems become parts of solutions.

But those nudges have to be designed to push the right buttons in terms of how people actually make the relevant decisions.

The nine who wrote to The Times have asked Kenneth Clarke, the Secretary of State for Justice, to make the relevant medical records available to experts.

And such a review will take place whether it is the Congress or the executive branch that makes the relevant decision.

French officials are examining whether Google's Irish operations "engage in commercial activity in France … without making the relevant tax declarations".

And the question, then, is what makes the relevant difference?

This, in turn, makes the relevant beliefs to be appropriate objects of blame and praise.

"Forty-eight hours ago we had a high-intensity game and I made the relevant changes.