Whether or not you like the music is irrelevant.

Whether one views this as currency manipulation or as an accidental by product of lower interest rates is irrelevant.

It was irrelevant in this context whether such an increase could have been introduced retroactively and whether it would have had any beneficial effect for the author.

The Irrelevant Seven

As long as the father or mother have acquired the nationality of the Niger, it is irrelevant whether the filiation is natural or legitimate.

The Irrelevant German Consumer

Lahoud has become irrelevant.

Europe s Irrelevant Austerity Debate

Whether the person is a member of any illegal group or is a member of a legal organization is irrelevant for attesting the commission of a crime.

Indeed, his triumph exposed a rift among Iran s democratic forces, which were divided over whether to participate in the election, and rendered irrelevant the Green Movement born in 2009.

Hate speech and violent ideology are not irrelevant.

Whether such talk was true is irrelevant. We were being conditioned to believe that the official rules set no clear limits, and that we could therefore set the limits wherever we liked.

It's absolutely irrelevant, and I get nothing for it.

But this is no reason to call it irrelevant.

The example of European Jewry is not entirely irrelevant.

With such small audiences, they are all but irrelevant.

Of course they can t, but that is largely irrelevant.

In other cases consent is tacit or even irrelevant.

Irrelevant people are deleted so as to highlight the leader.

It is irrelevant that the terrorist act does not occur.

It is irrelevant that the terrorist act does not occur.

It is irrelevant that the terrorist act does not occur.

It is irrelevant that the terrorist act does not occur.

Skeptics concluded that the UN had become irrelevant for security questions.

But linguistic skills, like gender, are refreshingly irrelevant at this moment.

But the Sichuan earthquake was not completely irrelevant to China s political progress.

But that would destroy the useful together with the embarrassing or irrelevant.

The more complete our social science, the more irrelevant our policy analysis.

Social equity is not irrelevant even in America, the land of opportunity.

Moreover, the documents sought are irrelevant to the issues before the Committee.

As a result, international climate policy would become unrecognizable, ineffective, and, ultimately, irrelevant.

What is more, democracy is irrelevant to those who are already committed terrorists.

If it is recognized that the legal effect of a signature is based on the proven link between the document, the signature and the purported signor, then it is irrelevant whether the signature method was of an appropriate level of reliability.

The World Trade Organization, meanwhile, has wasted valuable time on the irrelevant Doha round.

Israel s non military settlements are, and have always been, irrelevant to the country s security.

Moreover, the World Trade Organization s agenda will remain irrelevant and, in any case, deadlocked.

But surely the particular nature of Mosley s private fantasies is irrelevant to the case.

However, the reason for the carry over is irrelevant to the programmes' implementation capacity.

Speeches, particularly when delivered by leaders of great nations, can be useful, irrelevant, or dangerous.

In domestic law, the motive behind a crime is usually irrelevant and for good reason.

If not, then Angell may well continue to be as irrelevant as he was right.

Yet, in my opinion, we continue to rationalise corporal punishment with outdated and irrelevant psychobabble.

Regrettably, as on so many other occasions, the views of the great majority are irrelevant.

We put each challenge on an equal footing. Massive media hype about some problems was irrelevant.

As recently as the 1990 s, many experts were suggesting that technology would make cities irrelevant.