Sentence examples for relevant line from inspiring English sources
As such, the evidence does not support a finding that these agreements completely excluded Netscape from any constituent portion of the worldwide browser market, the relevant line of commerce.
He added: "I would expect that in those circumstances an individual who did take out an injunction which wasn't generally known about that it would be disclosed to the relevant line manager and there would be a discussion about the editorial implications of that course of action.
What would you ask? President Obama's Hangout took place and includes references to climate change (noted via Climate Progress): Here's a relevant line: The truth is if you produce power using old power plants, you're going to be emitting more carbon — but to upgrade those plants, energy's going to be a little bit more expensive, at least on the front end.
"We get the customer, some colleagues from the relevant line of business, and IT professionals with all the relevant skills into a room for three solid days.
Key partners are relevant line ministries under the overall coordination of the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning.
As a concept became apparent, a code or tag, was created and assigned to the relevant line(s).
"The team has, however, been determined and persistent in following all relevant lines of enquiry, some of which have been international in nature.
A spokesman told the Mail on Sunday: "These applications were proportionate, lawful, necessary and were relevant lines of inquiry for the investigation and the faces were made available to the court and defence".
A spokesperson described it as an unusual and complex case, adding that the inquiry had "been determined and persistent in following all relevant lines of enquiry", including the latest email dump.
If anyone is unfamiliar with Lear's wonderfully dotty poem, the Jumblies 'went to sea in a sieve' and the relevant lines are 'So to keep them dry, they wrapped their feet/In a pinky paper all folded neat').
The movements are supremely naturalistic: it's almost like watching an enhanced version of the rotoscope technique favoured by Richard Linklater in A Scanner Darkly, in which scenes were filmed and then traced over along relevant lines to create animation.
