Strictly speaking, the relevant population refers to those who reached 60 after April 2006; however, the best information available from the Population Census provides the age as of October 31.
But for starters, I am not Mexican (Cinco de Mayo is, strictly speaking, only relevant to Mexico).
As for the ethical constitution, it's hard to understand why, strictly speaking, it is relevant: surely the term "co-operative" is meant to describe a model of ownership, rather than an intended standard of behaviour.
But strictly speaking, P is relevant only to the particular way in which you hailed the cab, the particular physical realization of your hailing.
None of which prompted Adam Lyne to write: "Strictly speaking this isn't relevant, but don't you think Emmanuel Adebayor looks a little like Andre 2000 out of Outkast?
Although Stephenson is careful to explain how each character acquired this or that bit of acutely relevant expertise, strictly speaking, the sum of their exploits cannot be called realistic.
Strictly speaking, a favor consists in the relevant state of mind of the giver (that he wants to benefit someone) and similarly in the grateful state of mind of the receiver.
Not surprisingly these sorts of consideration lead Albert to distinguish sharply between relational accidents and relations (which are just relational accidents in certain circumstances), and to suggest that strictly speaking we should think of the relevant Aristotelian category as comprised, not of relations, but of relational accidents.
Is it necessarily relevant that I don't, strictly speaking, own a dog?
Strictly speaking, though, none of this ought to be relevant to the parenting decisions of the average climate-conscious Briton.
