Sentence examples for pertinent to call from inspiring English sources

In addition, they felt it pertinent to call the Iranian Revolutionary Guard a terrorist organization.

The empress was daughter of a bear-keeper and an acrobat, from whom she appears to have inherited talents pertinent to her calling.

It is best to keep all comments that are not pertinent to the call to yourself.

Pertinent, too, is that sometimes the most salient thing is simply to have a safe place to call home. .

The nation-in-protest demands justice as they did after the Delhi gang-rape in December 2012 but more serious and pertinent questioned have to be addressed and answered by a society in transition, as sociologists choose to call it.

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".

Transport issues, leaving workers exposed to night-time dangers, were particularly pertinent to female workers: 'I was called at 3 am in the night to attend a pregnant woman…I came with a kerosene lamp…don't you see this is a very dangerous environment and I was just called on the phone?

As a pertinent example, calls to Trans Lifeline, a transgender suicide hotline, nearly doubled after the passage of HB 2. Suggesting that transgender people have ulterior motives when all they want to do is pee serves to stigmatize transgender people and trivialize who they are.

A decision support system assists decision makers to extract data pertinent to their analysis interests from their transactional systems (called on-line transactional processing systems).

But the source of error that's most pertinent to this week's debates is a phenomenon called "differential nonresponse".

General Alexander replied that the N.S.A. is not doing so as part of the call log program, but that information pertinent to Mr. Wyden's question was classified.