The Idea of Israel is not a history book but a close study of the role of Zionist ideology in the making of modern Israel and of the continuing relevance of this ideology today in politics, the education system, the media, the cinema and Ashkenazi-Sephardi relations.
The situation in Iraq is a stark reminder of the continuing relevance of Brian's legacy.
Tony Hall's success or failure in persuading the government of the continuing relevance of the BBC in the digital era in upcoming royal charter and licence fee renewal negotiations will determine whether the corporation will still have recognisable scale and funding in its centenary year, 2022.
They should be seen by everyone who wants confirmation of the continuing relevance and vitality of theater as an art form.
Tom Moon of The Philadelphia Inquirer observed "some of the genre's most sophisticated sound designs and unconventionally agile rapping" on the album and called it "a major piece of work, the first hard evidence of rap's maturity and a measure of its continuing relevance".
In a sign of his continuing relevance, Berlusconi dined with Renzi at Palazzo Chigi, the prime minister's official residence, on Monday night.
This has focused attention back onto the importance of accurate routine assessment of these, and the continuing relevance of grade and proliferation rate in the pathology reporting of all breast cancers.
In his 94th year he published How to Change the World, a vigorous defence of Marx's continuing relevance in the aftermath of the banking collapse of 2008-10.
Churchill Roy Jenkins 1,002pp, Macmillan, £30 Of Churchill's continuing relevance there can be no doubt; of the utility of yet another big, fat biography of him, there is more room for debate.
Rather, it is a realization of the wisdom of our founders and the continuing relevance of the American liberal tradition.
