Sentence examples for relevant standing from inspiring English sources

The relevant Standing Order suggests that Parliament should be recalled if the "public interest" requires it.

If a group can have standing as a group independently of its individual members, those individuals will have no standing on any matter on which the relevant standing lies with the group.

Gould's interest in parliamentary procedure saw him become involved with the relevant standing committee and he was elected unopposed as the second President of the Senate in 1907.

It must be noted that the study discs were carefully handled to retain bark, so the results are most relevant to standing trees in the forest.

Of course, a defender of this type of democratic case for open borders might counter that, unlike a legitimate owner of private property, the constituents of a state have no dominion over the state's territory, but this response would be available only if it could be shown that a state's constituents lack the relevant moral standing over the political territory in question.

In a competitive grants process, it's essential to differentiate yourself from your rivals and the best way to do this is to establish your credibility and minimise the risk for the assessors.Picture the relevant minister standing up in Parliament and defending your grant application - you want to give that minister as much help as possible.

Mr. Lethem grew up to become not only a highly regarded writer but also somebody known for the keen eclecticism of his taste, and — this is the most serendipitously relevant part — his standing as perhaps the most authentically Brooklyn novelist around, in the most authentically self-effacing sense of the borough.

This method offers a more clinically relevant measure of standing balance than existing vestibular function tests which assess only vestibuloocular and vestibulocollic pathways.

In conclusion, monaural GVS-evoked body sway measures provide a quantitative and lateralizing test of the vestibulospinal pathways, and may offer a more clinically relevant measure of standing balance than existing vestibular function tests which assess only vestibulo-ocular and vestibulo-collic pathways.

Hip and thigh muscle activation patterns were compared in 22 asymptomatic, male subjects (20 45 years old) in paired functionally relevant single leg standing test postures: Anterior vs. Posterior Trunk Sway; Anterior vs. Posterior Pelvic Rotation; Left vs. Right Trunk Shift; and Pelvic Drop vs. Raise.

The HbA1c reduction has been shown to be greater in insulin-naïve patients and in those with a diabetes duration of less than 5 years, although also still relevant in long-standing diabetes.