Sentence examples for was considered irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, popular opinion was considered irrelevant.

He added: "To be clear, the review was not removed because the reviewer's first-hand experience was considered irrelevant.

First the law was made to conform to the administration's policies, then, when even the new law became too burdensome, it was considered irrelevant.

After a further seven months I was finally charged and sentenced for participating in various supposed breaches of financial regulations.The fact that the central bank had specifically approved the transactions in question was considered irrelevant by the judges.

The principle of majority rule, the basis for this apparent inconsistency, was considered irrelevant by the Southern Rhodesians.

Therefore IQ was considered irrelevant to the outcome of the statistical comparisons with the genetic disorder ASD samples.

Initial consent may be considered irrelevant when deception or fraud has been used to obtain it.

(That many of these may not, in fact, be choices is considered irrelevant).

The game was played on a Tuesday and the teams were considered irrelevant.

So even if we eventually creep our way there – those of us who are over 40 – we're considered irrelevant".

But if Ms. Facchinetti doesn't bring something fresh and contemporary to the tailoring, she runs the risk of being considered irrelevant by editors.