Sentence examples for the issues relevant from inspiring English sources

I would like to hear the candidates include the issues relevant to those of us struggling as single Americans for a change, instead of being considered as merely the silent or invisible minority.

To some who run voter registration drives and encourage young people to vote, Mr. Bush and Vice President Al Gore have not done enough to make the issues relevant.

The fundamental flaw of Ferguson's argument — even assuming the truth of his premises — is that it is not based on a comprehensive analysis of the issues relevant to the decision it tries to support.

But in its statement Thursday, the authority said that "uncertainties in the risk assessment arise due to the limited number of studies available, the small sample sizes investigated and, in general, the absence of a uniform approach that would allow all the issues relevant to this opinion to be more satisfactorily addressed".

This paper addresses the issues relevant to control of spin-stabilized tethered formation in circular orbit.

This paper discusses some of the issues relevant to critical illness.

Mr. Fisher embarked on a calculated campaign to make the issue relevant to consumers in Japan, doing numerous interviews with the Japanese media, using easily understood examples of why high connection fees hurt Japan's prosperity.

The issue relevant to intentionality arises from the conflict between externalism and the locality assumption according to which causal processes are local processes.

The answer is simple: Make the issue relevant to their daily struggles.

Our subsequent experiments relate to endocytosis and sorting of GPI-linked proteins, the issue relevant to the paper as a whole.

However, there is no link between the study's findings and the normative issues relevant to the debate about an ethical justification of PAS.