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.

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

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

Relevance

Relevance

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

Coherence, effectiveness and relevance of operational activities for development

Topics for expert meetings should be of immediate relevance.

These are the actual second level subdivisions of Iceland, as the constituencies have no relevance except in elections and for statistical purposes.

Relevance and positioning

E. Coherence, effectiveness and relevance of operational activities for development

Individual requests for support will be screened for their relevance to these established national priorities, including their relevance to poverty reduction and region wide environmental priorities.

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

Design, relevance and positioning

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

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.

Why, it has every relevance.

Relevance refers to the appropriateness of a capacity building programme for the beneficiaries.

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.

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.

Otherwise, such doctrines lose their relevance.

International events highlight these priorities relevance.

The relevance of paragraph 166 activities

Relevance and adequacy of existing standards

Of particular relevance, is the development of new insecticide substitutes for indoor residual spraying.

While his delegation in no way disputed the relevance of the arrangement that had brought the Council form into being, it believed that the time for change had come.

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

Relevance is a key element in communication.

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(a) Be timely and of global relevance

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

Topics for expert meetings should be of immediate relevance and have clear terms of reference.

This undermines the IMF s relevance and is at the root of the early repayments that have left the Fund with almost no income.

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

School curricula are generally designed for urban children and thus have little relevance to indigenous environments.

Education is often seen, contrary to the conventional view, as lacking relevance for finding a job.

Relevance of the development experience of East Asian countries in evolving strategies for African economic recovery

Improvement of the quality and relevance of education,

III. SOCIO ECONOMIC FACTORS OF RELEVANCE TO THE