Sentence examples for pertinent circumstances from inspiring English sources

Federal filing instructions direct nonprofits to "explain the nature of the diversion, amounts or property involved. . . and pertinent circumstances". Charity specialists said there is no established penalty for a nonprofit that fails to follow the instructions.

But like the scathingly comic war novel, "Catch-22," which was set during World War II and published in 1961 but became (as its author, Joseph Heller, recognized) a prescient commentary on the American folly in Vietnam, so "Pacific Overtures" merely had to wait for the pertinent circumstances to arise.

On the other hand, principles do not determine an outcome even if they clearly apply to the pertinent circumstances.

If circumstances can be rightly judged to be unjust, all persons have the responsibility and moral duty, both individually and collectively, to change the pertinent circumstances or distributive schemes into just ones.

The mediator's proper role is to provide the parties with legal information and guidance...".. He then notes that certain generalities can be made, even though "the mediator cannot predict what a trial judge will decide" and that the results vary "depending upon all pertinent circumstances". This was the fourth of ten practice pointers laid out by Mr. Garfield in that article.

Explain to the lender any pertinent circumstances.

Further, each county canvassing board is at a different stage in the manual recount process, and there are different pertinent factual circumstances in each county.

The weight of authorities is determined in light of the pertinent facts and circumstances in the manner prescribed by paragraph (d)(3)(ii) of this section.

The trial judge correctly determined that the secretary exercised her reasoned judgment to determine what relevant factors and criteria should be considered, applied them to the facts and circumstances pertinent to the individual counties involved, and made her decision.

2. In assessing the capability of the control alternative, latitude exists to consider special circumstances pertinent to the specific source under review, or regarding the prior application of the control alternative.

This morning, Judge Lewis rejected the Democrats' argument, and ruled that "it appears that the secretary has exercised her reasoned judgment to determine what relevant factors and criteria should be considered, applied them to the facts and circumstances pertinent to the individual counties involved and made her decision".