Sentence examples for time relevant from inspiring English sources

He agreed to re-examine the redeployment of the gendarmerie on the ground "every time relevant reasons justified such a move".

"We want to be relevant in today's time, relevant to consumers as we see them now," she said, and the company takes "an open-minded approach" in evaluating the content of shows in which it buys commercials.

The indictment for the Croatian conflict from 1991 through 1995 reads: "Vojislav Seselj, as president of the Serbian Radical Party (SRS) from at least February 1991 throughout the time relevant to this indictment, recruited or otherwise provided substantial assistance or support to Serb volunteers... who perpetrated crimes as specified by this indictment".

The flame residence time relevant to the turbulent flames investigated here may be much smaller than the unstretched laminar value used for constructing these regime diagrams.

In spite of using a simplistic distance measure between reports, we observed that the first few links are most of the time relevant.

The new motors exhibit both a considerable increase in energy efficiency and at the same time relevant improvement in product sustainability combined with acceptable production costs.

"At all times relevant to the acts alleged in the complaint, defendant City, its agents and officials, acted reasonably, properly, lawfully and in good faith in the exercise of their discretion," the response said.

"The general topics of the documents would provide the defendant exactly the information he seeks, listings of the pressing matters presented to him during the times relevant to the case".

Twitter's stated reason for that is because they're focusing on "real-time relevant" tweets.

But the convergence of algorithms, location-based services and social media enables real-time, relevant, personalized filtering.

And yes, eventually he'd like to run ads within those wearable apps, too, particularly as they provide an opportunity to deliver real-time, relevant advertising that's much better than "annoying banner ads".