"Both of us take pride in and draw strength from our heritage, but our religion simply was not relevant to President Clinton's appointment".
"No one regarded Ginsburg and Breyer as filling a Jewish seat," she said of herself and Justice Stephen G. Breyer in a 2003 speech at the Brandeis School of Law in Louisville, Ky. "Both of us take pride in and draw strength from our heritage, but our religion simply was not relevant to President Clinton's appointment".
Co-author Peter Enns, an associate professor of government at Cornell, noted that the discrepancy between the terms is especially relevant considering President Donald Trump's June 1 decision to pull the U.S. out of the Paris climate accord.
A host of elected officials, from the relevant borough presidents to New York's two United States senators, has decried the proposal, along with postal union officials who translate a consolidated postmark into lost jobs.
It's relevant for a president whose narrative is that he's inarticulate".
What makes Mr. Cohen's views relevant is that President Bush, another man with limited military expertise, read "Supreme Command" this summer.
"E! is a pop culture brand, and it needs to stay relevant," said Suzanne Kolb, president for marketing, news and online at the E! and Style channels in Los Angeles.
Your article about the Srebrenica memorial does not mention a relevant fact: former President Bill Clinton was invited to participate in the ceremony by the families of the victims themselves.
"The important thing for us is not to just be 100 years old, but to be relevant," says Everlast President Adam Geisler, who was promoted to the top job in March 2008 after seven years in marketing with the company.
Under this scenario, the playing field would be level, test scores and their relationship to teachers' abilities might be relevant, and our president may be onto something.
