At Cornell, students are not permitted to study in another country until they've completed pertinent courses in language, history, politics and culture.
Questions of this sort have become especially pertinent recently, of course, with the arrival of an entirely new publishing format: the ebook.
The more pertinent question, of course, as the city's new champion Michael Fallon will not be pointing out any time soon, is rather: what's so wrong with Portsmouth?
They also said that while many patients in both groups had found it difficult to stay the full course, pertinent statistical analyses could be made because enough participants had completed at least six months.
"Where is the nearest exit?" "What have I done to deserve this?" "Who was the darn fool who invented theater, anyway?" "Why was I born?" "Why am I living?" The most pertinent question, of course, is what possessed the Beautiful Soup Theater Collective to revive Mr. Bicknell's comedy-mystery, which closed on the night it opened on Broadway in 1983.
Defenders of dilemmas need not deny all of the pertinent principles, of course.
Similarly, the original text of 2008's Louisiana Science Education Act (enacted as Louisiana Revised Statutes 17:285.1) encouraged teachers to "help students understand, analyze, critique, and review in an objective manner the scientific strengths and scientific weaknesses of existing scientific theories pertinent to the course being taught".
By mid-quarter my mind was flooded not only with materials pertinent to our course, but new pedagogical approaches.
To earn the certificate, students are required to take a business language course, pertinent international business classes, and participate in an international field study or study abroad program.
The same problem is, of course, pertinent with explicit RNA replicators as well.
