Sentence examples for scope of relevant from inspiring English sources

Allegations of sexual misconduct fall well within the scope of relevant considerations.

If he takes the stand and testifies in his own defense his credibility may be impeached and his testimony assailed like that of any other witness, and the breadth of his waiver is determined by the scope of relevant cross-examination.

What is the scope of relevant intelligence and sense-making?

This is a more flexible framework about relevant formal relations and the scope of relevant empirical situations; and it is implicitly or explicitly adopted by most accounts of unity without reduction.

At its core, operational intelligence is not technology but Yogi Berra's attitude, the dedication to observing the widest possible scope of relevant information, tightly coupled with the means to analyze it and collaboratively respond.

It can also be argued that the particular question in c) "What is the scope of relevant intelligence and sense-making?" requires a closer look at potential contextual values as it addresses relevancy.

In a meeting held in September, 2006, Secretary, Department of Legal Affairs categorically opined that having regard to the nature and scope of the relevant legislation, it would be most appropriate to achieve the objective through amendment to the Mines & Minerals Development & Regulationn) Act.

To the extent that these arguments are rooted in the notion that the 1866 Civil Rights Act provided the outer limits of the federal civil rights effort in the post-Civil War years, and thus implicitly limits the reach and scope of the relevant portions of the 1870 and 1871 Acts, they are quite unpersuasive.

Second, the Court in Bowen emphasized that the agency had failed to offer "a reasoned and consistent view of the scope of" the relevant statute and had proffered an interpretation of the statute that was "contrary to the narrow view of that provision advocated in past cases". See 488 U.S., at 212-213, 109 S.Ct., at 473-474.

I have explained the nature of the program and have set forth the terms of the agency/carrier contract in some detail because, once understood, their federal nature brings this case well within the scope of the relevant federal jurisdictional statute, 28 U. S. C. §1331, which provides jurisdiction for claims "arising under" federal law.

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