What you see on the outside of what somebody accomplishes has no relevance to what is really going on with them and has no relevance to you.

Why, it has every relevance.

It now has no relevance to the book whatsoever, but it's a nice spread, I think, in there.

The IMF s relevance has greatly increased during the crisis.

Of importance and relevance to this Article is Recommendation No. 1

References to Jammu and Kashmir have no relevance to this Committee.

Reality has since illustrated the profound relevance of that proposal.

The State party has no knowledge of contractual disputes with the university, not a part of government, and submits these are of no relevance to the case.

It has particular relevance for a multicultural country such as ours.

I think it has relevance to any problem between people anywhere.

We were dragged on to the Council's agenda over an issue that has no relevance to the maintenance of international peace and security.

Relevance

Relevance

We believe that South South cooperation has specific relevance in that context.

The question of Haiti has particular relevance in the foreign policy of Mexico.

The Government has indicated the relevance of such issues to the tenth anniversary.

So this whole subject object thing has relevance to humor in this way.

But no science is of relevance if it doesn't have an impact on the community.

Political organization and censorship The Internet has achieved new relevance as a political tool.

Relevance and positioning

The proposal has particular relevance and appeal for countries emerging from conflict, especially in Africa.

Design, relevance and positioning

6. It is equally evident that the link between peace and prosperity has acquired new relevance.

Without doubt, this rigorous review process has improved the quality, depth and relevance of the Draft Principles.

Thirdly, the consensus has confirmed the functional relevance, in considering human rights, of the right to development.

It has no water. It has no energy, no resources.

A. Coherence, effectiveness and relevance

The Federal Reserve s Relevance Test

Auschwitz is of global relevance.

B. Relevance of past experience

It's of relevance to us.

Even today, the international community has yet to fully exploit the uniqueness and relevance of the General Assembly.

In a system of inherent corruption the change of personnel every couple of years has very little relevance.

As to the petitioner's reference to the television survey, the State party finds this of no relevance to this context.

Similarly, no one would challenge the relevance of the proposals made by the Secretary General to re galvanize our Organization.

Otherwise, such doctrines lose their relevance.

International events highlight these priorities relevance.

The relevance of paragraph 166 activities

Relevance and adequacy of existing standards

While the List is constantly achieving greater relevance and accuracy, the Team has suggestions for further improvement and impact.

Democracy is a liberating concept that has equal relevance and application to all of the peoples of the world.

Space technology has much relevance to this issue, and international cooperative efforts are indispensable for confronting this complex problem.

And I think our relevance and TED's relevance is really about embracing that and learning how to listen, essentially.

India has no more trees. Spain has no more trees.

Pain has no nationality, no religion, no race.