Sentence examples for relevant of the from inspiring English sources

The most relevant of the rules, in this context was of course number (i).

This may be the force behind the notion that nonfiction is the more relevant of the two.

In that time, half of the capital's press corps working at full blast has added little to the story beyond the details, not always accurate and rarely relevant, of the congressman's sex life with women other than the missing Chandra.

SAN ANTONIO — Being from the most culturally relevant of the four cities represented in the Final Four, it was only fitting that part of U.C.L.A.'s discussions here were about music.

And that is why I am grateful for the opportunity to stand with my colleagues from both parties and both houses and with you, Mr. President, in offering this resolution to authorize you to take military action to protect the region and the world from Iraq under Saddam Hussein and to enforce the resolutions that are relevant of the United Nations.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Students write journal entries on the more relevant of the two questions below (written on the board for students to copy prior to leaving class): -If you celebrate Christmas, how does your own family tradition fit into the history of Christmas celebrations?

The most relevant of these to the above was certainly number four: "Use your phone wisely".

Weiss has recently reviewed biologically relevant applications of the many relevant quantum dot ligand combinations [22].

Relevant studies are referenced in relevant parts of the manuscript.

The relevant text of the bill is still being written.

The relevant provisions of the act relate to issues of national security.