Sentence examples for speak relevant from inspiring English sources

How would a firm trading in foreign markets justify failure to employ those who are familiar with those markets and speak relevant languages?

The predominance of national staff in middle management positions had a direct impact in that it facilitated a deeper understanding of needs and realities in the three countries visited than is the case for international agencies managed almost uniquely by internationals, most of whom do not speak relevant languages.

I'll spend some time speaking relevant to the case itself, but more emphasis on moving forward," Clark said.

Not, strictly speaking, relevant here, because it's a desktop app, but it syncs with Simplenote and has become one of the best stripped-down note managers available for Macs.

Specific nomad enumerators who spoke relevant languages were recruited.

It also has plans for clubs elsewhere, including Poland and Israel, employing comedians who can speak the relevant language.Comedians themselves are venturing farther afield.

That could mean a promise to speak to relevant employees, like customer service or sales representatives, and to take corrective action.

She also tackles her father's suicide on stage – a subject so raw that even when it came to recording the audiobook version of her 2008 memoir, she had to ask someone else to speak the relevant passages.

One always has to speak of relevant limits of ratios of the classical to quantum actions, for example, which always involve Planck's constant.

Native victim advocates can speak the relevant tribal languages and are able to support victims while being mindful of how the historical trauma of colonization can affect indigenous people.

Mr. Straw's statement appeared to be a carefully calibrated division of labor among the main players in Libya's disarmament, and spoke of relevant international agencies playing a part, at least after initial talks.