Sentence examples for the relevant matters from inspiring English sources

Mr Justice Griffith Williams said the mayor had "directed himself correctly, considered all the relevant matters and reached a reasoned decision which cannot be criticised".

After a nine-day hearing in London he concluded that the Mayor - in deciding to exclude demonstrators from the historic site - had "directed himself correctly, considered all the relevant matters and reached a reasoned decision which cannot be criticised".

With this method, it is possible to model complex systems and find optimal energy systems before studying the relevant matters in depth with the help of a modelling or design process.

We place trust intelligently only when we can grasp relevant evidence and distinguish cases, and in particular get some sense of others' competence, honesty and reliability in the relevant matters.

"We are confident, however, that the relevant matter involving HMRC will be resolved in the very near future and no action as specified in the public notice will be necessary".

His goal was to "delight and allure" students by interesting them in the relevant subject matter, rather than force-feeding them facts to memorize.

The reality is very likely to surprise us, time and again, even when good foresight studies are available on the relevant subject matter.

If you can knowledgeably (531e10) pick out a good speaker on a subject, you can also pick out the bad speaker on it, since the precondition of doing the former is that you have knowledge of the relevant subject matter.

The subsequent exponential growth in knowledge and the fragmentation of fields of study—and hence education and training in these fields—has long since prevented anyone from mastering more than a fraction of the relevant subject matter (although we routinely and rather cavalierly expect secondary school teachers to present a coherent overview of the entire range of topics!).

The realist may then contend that later theories offer more approximately true descriptions of the relevant subject matter, and that the ways in which they do so can be illuminated in part by studying the ways in which they build on the limiting cases represented by their predecessors.

Researchers with expertise in the relevant subject matter and methodologies should be consulted when the value of a piece of evidence is in question.