Perhaps more pertinent is the charge that Aborigines are losing their identity and sense of purpose and need to take back control of their communities.
Mr. Ziolkowski seems to work largely alone in an area of his own devising, excavating material from layers of painting's recent and distant past and binding them into units that are variously horrific, beautiful, pertinent and sexually charged.
For calculation of billing charges, some pertinent information on the physical structure of the provider's cloud and charging policies are required.
Ms. Brooks, her husband and four former colleagues were accused of perverting the course of justice by removing materials pertinent to police investigations — charges she called "unjust".
From this study, it is shown that the geometry and the thickness of the liner are the most pertinent parameters for a good charge design.
A simplified transport model was utilized to assess the effect of pertinent parameters, such as surface charge, filtration rate, and applied electric field strength, on the performance of the filter.
In addition, because this study addresses issues pertinent to health care utilizers (the families of potential organ donors), as well as to health care providers, we felt that the examination of charges rather than costs was relevant.
In any case, he added, the debate was not pertinent, because hardly any of the sexual abuse charges against priests involved such memories.
Yet Mowbray's approach when linked, crucially, to his time in charge of Hibernian and West Bromwich Albion, prompts pertinent questions.
But the biggest charge being made against Cruz is an especially pertinent one, since the evangelical vote is such a big portion of his base support.
