Sentence examples for right relevant from inspiring English sources

Communicating the right (relevant) information to the right people, often repeatedly, was seen as critical to ensuring roles and responsibilities were clear and encouraging engagement.

This had a lasting impact on questions of intellectual property rights, relevant to framing policy today.

There is also a proposal to make a person's rights clearer: for professionals to tell a person and their family about their rights when they start talking about the possibly of an admission to hospital, and to give them a personalised summary of their rights relevant to their individual circumstances.

A collection of legal requirements emerges: these are categorized into themes including registration, maintenance, mortgage, transfer of real estate rights, relevant materials and archives, and preliminary notice.

Although several negative impacts on rights relevant to health were mitigated, ratings for the right to the highest attainable standard of health remained negative.

Scoping is followed by a cataloguing process whereby human rights relevant topics are considered, linked with relevant rights and rightsholders, and scored for the intensity and extent of impact.

  Assign and ensure adequate capacity of community duty-bearers for protection and promotion of children's rights, relevant to all stages of the life-cycle of children.

2.In terms of workshop contents, issues of human rights, child rights and relevant laws of Zambia be incorporated in the training to provide a complete package to the Traditional Leaders.

"In the 1950s 80% of Black American women were maids, so it is right and relevant that someone writes about that reality.

"The fact that our analysis was right was relevant, but I'm not here to say what will turn up in five months' or 10 months' time.

There are two issues right now relevant to the survival question.