Sentence examples for relevant cables from inspiring English sources
To this end, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has requested that the Central Intelligence Agency and the State Department declassify relevant cables, reports and other documents so that Mr. Negroponte's record can be openly debated.
We have a small team of journalists running the suggestions through the database looking for relevant cables and will report back on the findings over the next few days.
He said he was "glad you are accepting responsibility" for what he called the worst tragedy since the Sept. 11 attacks, but that it was "inexcusable" that she did not read the relevant cables before the attack and that "cost these people their lives".
"When a bigger game like this comes around," Mark Silverman, the president of the Big Ten Network, said yesterday from Chicago, "the attention is greater on the network and the fact that people don't have it, and the relevant cable systems come under fire".
The prime minister summoned the relevant ministers – Cable, William Hague and Liam Fox – after a recent cabinet meeting to agree the shift in policy.
Finally, the design of a TF winding pack based on HTS conductors and the experimental tests on "fusion-relevant" HTS cables are illustrated.
A relevant US Embassy cable from 2007 reported: "... several groups in Montenegro that deal mainly in drugs and arms smuggling are connected with criminals from neighboring countries, Western Europe and South America".
For the actual design and construction of the five relevant projects, long prestressed cables were employed for reinforcement of high sidewalls.
In this contribution, we discuss the main aspects relevant for designing a cable with a sufficiently low AC loss level.
Although the company lost $3.1 billion in that period, operating cash flow, the more relevant indicator for a cable company, rose 9percentto to $624 million.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, to her credit, made every single relevant classified e-mail, cable and intelligence report available to every member of Congress.
