Sentence examples for relevant to deciding from inspiring English sources

In this little fact lies the token of a big difference, relevant to deciding which side one would take if forced.

Justice Scalia, thank you for announcing that the political dimension of the health care law is, in your opinion, relevant to deciding its constitutionality.

Thankfully, in spite of it, there are things we can say for certain about trust, which are relevant to deciding when it is warranted.

He finds deep controversy among lawyers and judges about how important cases should be decided, and he finds diversity in the considerations that they hold relevant to deciding them.

This issue is not relevant to deciding who to vote for.

Is the suffering our leaders inflict on innocent civilians relevant to deciding whether to support our present war-making in Afghanistan and Pakistan?

Therefore, Goodman Kruskal gamma is relevant to decide on hypothesis H1a to H1f.

This switching process known as vertical handover requires the terminal to first measure various network metrics relevant to decide whether to trigger a vertical handover (VHO) or not.

Later in Section 2.1, we analyze the way how static-FSA and its derivate dynamic-FSA work, since their operation is relevant to decide the readers' scheduling.

Different levels of this hierarchy can be relevant to decide between eligible and ineligible patients.

In particular, with respect to the cortex, the basal ganglia can more easily perform the dimensionality reduction to isolate the coarse-grained categories relevant to decide which movement to perform (simulations in Sect.  5 will show this).