Sir, Philip Collins' column was very pertinent ("May's petulance won't bring victory in Europe," May 5) and I agree that Theresa May needs to wise up to a more diplomatic and ameliorative stance apropos the Brexit negotiations.
Though their presence in Afghanistan is still limited, the Taliban found it pertinent last month to issue a warning to Isis not to expand operations into Afghanistan.
And, of course, the rebuke to critics, though coming from Nichols's mouth, is all the more pertinent under May's editorial touch, given that her career, not his, was buried by critical incomprehension, indifference, and derision.
By the time Martínez's successful day was over, he was a smiling 2-0 pitcher who had moved closer to answering the pertinent questions about October.
A pertinent point by Jan Lofgren: "Who needs Champions League when the Europa League is giving us games like this?" It has been a belter.
An earlier lawsuit over violation of the emoluments clause was thrown out because the plaintiffs didn't have standing, but the attorneys general of Maryland and the District of Columbia are moving forward with a suit that does have standing, and they won a fight to gain access to the pertinent documents this September.
Ms. Langel co-wrote a pertinent book published in April, "Making It on Broadway: Actors Taless of Climbing to the Top" (Allworth Press).
Methods: PubMed, EMBASE, and the Cochrane Central Register were searched for pertinent studies (last updated February 1st, 2016).
It is a message that seems especially pertinent since the events of Sept. 11.
Nick Davies (The old man and the river, 8 October) raises many pertinent questions with regard to pollution of the Sussex Ouse, but similar problems affect many lowland rivers.
He identified five members of the "guerrilla band" as residents of a nearby pro-Confederate county, who probably provided May with the pertinent intelligence.
