Sentence examples for the pertinent language from inspiring English sources
'The pertinent language in section 9 is practically a duplication of the civil-service rule prohibiting political activity of employees under the classified civil service.
If so it's because they just announced the first instance of a dictionary allowing input not only from the usual suspects – staff lexicographers – but from the public, or to use the pertinent language: the crowd.
Because the pick and choose rule tracks the pertinent language in §252(i) almost exactly, it is not only a reasonable interpretation of that section, it is the most readily apparent.
Moreover, a good proportion of those studies are serious, revealing knowledge of the pertinent languages and primary sources and adding a critical element without which the history of philosophy becomes merely a gloss.
His central preoccupations are still pertinent: language, knowledge, the nature of the human person, sexuality and gender and the relationship of humanity to God.
In considering an agency's interpretation of a statute, we first must examine the plain meaning of the pertinent statutory language: "If the intent of Congress is clear, that is the end of the matter; for the court, as well as the agency, must give effect to the unambiguously expressed intent of Congress".
To so construe § 106(a) does not constitute an expansion of 'the words used by Congress beyond their well-understood meaning.' Bifurcation of judicial review of deportation proceedings is not only inconvenient; it is clearly undesirable and not the necessary result from a fair interpretation of the pertinent statutory language.
Only 10 HNP cases with scalloping have been reported in the pertinent English-language literature [16, 17, 18, 19, 20].
Wallace never poked mean fun at his subjects; he let them emerge, in their own light and language, and then asked the pertinent questions.
Natural is the pertinent word.
