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

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

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

Whether or not you like the music is irrelevant.

But this is no reason to call it irrelevant.

The example of European Jewry is not entirely irrelevant.

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

In other cases consent is tacit or even irrelevant.

The Irrelevant Seven

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.

The Irrelevant German Consumer

Lahoud has become irrelevant.

Europe s Irrelevant Austerity Debate

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

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

But that is irrelevant to the merits of the case for granting basic rights to the great apes.

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

Second, if foreign debt is the real problem, the escalating debate about the Reinhart Rogoff results is irrelevant for the euro crisis.

When neither length nor complexity affects the cost of a message, however, the field is open for irrelevant and unnecessary communication.

For the bulk of developing countries, however, the advent of new technologies for distribution of their products (satellite, digital TV etc.) is still irrelevant.

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

For the real Jinnah is now irrelevant in the country that reveres him as Quaid e Azam, or founder of the nation.

These, in our view, provide evidence of an Organization that is flawed not one that is irrelevant.

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.

Hate speech and violent ideology are not irrelevant.

But this argument becomes irrelevant when ensuring price stability is no longer monetary policymakers sole task.

When the reality is such that disarmament becomes irrelevant for example, in cases of conflict or existential threats other instruments need to be considered.

With such small audiences, they are all but irrelevant.

Irrelevant people are deleted so as to highlight the leader.

In this case, the card's output channel is irrelevant typically, the card is only capable of two channels of digital sound.

In other words, Russians looked only for the agenda, the motivation behind the assertion. The actual truth was irrelevant.

They establish ceilings for public investment and common expenses, sometimes making the principle of additionality somewhat irrelevant to us.

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

All the sociological evidence about the girls motives, which are in fact very varied, is swept aside as irrelevant.

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

Oil production does not matter exports do, which means that announcements of increases in oil output are irrelevant for prices.

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.

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

Accordingly, the authors claim that their right to full exemption is protected by the Covenant, and the State party's argument that they should have applied for partial exemption is dismissed as irrelevant.

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