The U.N. had redeemed itself, Powell said — "It showed its relevance, it showed its importance" — and he added, "If a war comes it won't be because George Bush wanted a war, or Kofi failed to stop a war.
But, "if NATO wants to maintain its relevance, it has to do something," said Sebastian Gorka, of the Atlantic Council's Strategic Advisers Group.
Smith puts it that when anything assumes sufficient relevance it finds its name.
Money had lost its physical relevance, it had become abstract.
And because Walden was such a complex, layered work to begin with, and because of its ongoing relevance, it seemed particularly ripe for an update..
Considering its clinical relevance, it is highly desirable to develop a noninvasive method for the quantitative analysis of AQP distribution in humans under clinical settings.
But although the present moment can exclude the past from relevance, it can't erase its influence entirely.
But even without the gloss of relevance it has acquired since its New York premiere Off Broadway in September 2007, "Dividing the Estate" would still be a must for discriminating theatergoers.
Despite its lack of imminent relevance, it potentially contains a large quantity of communicative data – a quantity which grows with scientific progress (section 9) (Article 29 Data Protection Working Party 2004a, pp 4 5).
But while "Attack the Block" never strains for relevance, it shows a keen awareness of its milieu: how race, class and gender govern life in these parts.
"Today's biology in its success emphasises how little relevance it has to the issues so often, and so tediously, discussed by non-biologists," he remarks.
