Sentence examples for to make it relevant from inspiring English sources

This section of the questionnaire included the five item 'Grol instrument' on attitudes to risk in clinical decision-making [ 13], with minor changes made to make it relevant to NHS 24 nurses, and the 10 items generated from our previous work [ 10, 11].

Nothing could be more fitting considering that one of the ILJ Museum's missions is to not only bring the past alive but to make it relevant and tangible for today through its many pioneering cultural and educational programs.

The discussion paper does warn that any money saved from restructuring must be reinvested into the public broadcasters or it would undermine their charters and that the downside of a merger would be the potential loss of SBS' distinctiveness and its ability to frame global news and entertainment to make it relevant to people in Australian contexts.

It'll take a massive result to make it relevant, of course.

You need to build a younger audience, he adds, and "you have to make it relevant".

"A heritage brand can become outdated if you don't work hard to make (it) relevant to modern life".

The next step must be to take this information to students and make it relevant to them and their decision making.

If we've a duty to pass folk music on, we should also bring it up to date and make it relevant to our times," he says.

What culture shift has to happen in schools and HE to encourage innovation and make it relevant to the new digital economy, and produce global innovators?

"I agree that you constantly have to keep everything under review, and you have to update and make it relevant for today's reader".

Against that backdrop, I recently spoke with Prith Banerjee, head of HP Labs, on Hewlett-Packard's strategy to streamline innovation and make it relevant to real world problems.