In contrast, primary illiteracy due to a lack of possibilities for school attendance is of no relevance.

Relevance

Relevance

The view was expressed that it had no relevance to the United Nations standby arrangements.

Coherence, effectiveness and relevance of operational activities for development

Topics for expert meetings should be of immediate relevance.

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.

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

It also applies to promptly updating all documentation for relevance.

Relevance and positioning

RELEVANCE TO DEVELOPMENT

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

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

Design, relevance and positioning

Its relevance escapes me.

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.

A. Coherence, effectiveness and relevance

Auschwitz is of global relevance.

B. Relevance of local perspectives

Why, it has every relevance.

(ii) Any new case law of relevance for the implementation of the Convention

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

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B. Relevance of recent political developments

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

Thailand s demographics also changed. The Cold War curriculum of induced unity and stability has no relevance for today s schoolchildren indeed, most university students nowadays were born after the Cold War ended.

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

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.

Economic Growth and Environmental Sustainability Concepts and Issues with Relevance for China, by Mohan Munasinghe

A kit for assessing the relevance of national plans of action and one for monitoring implementation were developed.

Bodies doing work of relevance to CST

Consequently, even if the victim's assessment of the facts did not prove correct, the motive for the crime is not an element of the offence in question and is of no relevance.

That his lawyer so far may not have taken sufficient action to achieve review of sentence is of no relevance to the current complaint.

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

There were different views as to the relevance of this topic for the discussions of cluster II some delegations stated the view that this question had an exclusive relevance for cluster I and should thus not be discussed under cluster II.

Thus, its relevance to groundwaters is rather peripheral.

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relevance to development (agenda item 4) 29 45

The School of Continuing Education for Police has recently carried out two programs with relevance to trafficking.

One task that the working group may wish to undertake is to sift them for current relevance.

A number of ILO conventions other than Convention (No. 169) concerning Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Independent Countries are of relevance to indigenous and tribal peoples.

Periodic review of statistical programmes to ensure their relevance

This is also of relevance to all of you.