Sentence examples for relevant the report from inspiring English sources

In a post-1999 wofld of terrorism, nuclear proliferation and the spread of missiles to more aggressive countries and even nonstate actors, like Hezbollah and Hamas, and threats to the security of energy supplies and the Internet, the alliance must reform to remain relevant, the report said.

"He was propped up in an interrogation chair by team members and interrogation attempted no relevant answers," the report explained.

But it is a crime under Title 19, not 18, and the warning does not appear on all of the relevant forms, the report said.

The spokesman said: "The interview did not fit within the editorial standards required of the story, did not add any extra substance to the issues that were being canvassed and was not relevant to the report that was done.

The Shia militia group Hezbollah, whose "external security" branch was named as a terrorist organisation in June, had supporters in Australia, but they engaged in "little security relevant activity", the report said.

However, those who were involved in conduct relevant to the report, including [the interrogator who filed the whistleblower complaint] will have to wait until the [Senate] report is reviewed to ensure they are not implicated in any wrongdoing.

These are publications that include new evidence regarding interventions, populations, or study designs relevant to the report.

A later check found no voxels relevant to the reported outcomes outside of the five lobes.

We've added the relevant tables from the report to our housing benefits dataset.

Update: A tipster sent me the relevant part of the report regarding geolocation.

The selection of cases was performed by one radiologist who did not participate in the subjective rating study and knew from the relevant reports the actual diagnosis of all cases, in particular, the index lesion of interest.