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

On the ground, it has little political and economic relevance, and it would be militarily impracticable to re impose the line.

The global reach of the Internet and the spread of e commerce had resulted in national borders being of little relevance in cases involving computer related crime.

Relevance

Relevance and positioning

Equally wrong is the view that Turkey s Association agreement of 1963 holds little relevance for its membership in the EU because at the time the Community s character was purely economic.

The likely result 27 disparate sets of demands could lead to the serial re opening of old compromises on issues that have little relevance to the urgent threats that the EU now faces.

As is apparent from the Committee's decision, the bulk of the information before it relates to events transpiring after expulsion, which can have little relevance to the situation at the time of expulsion.

Design, relevance and positioning

Exchange rate equilibrium calculations from the 1970 s and 1980 s, which could only have been based on the export sector s contemporary structure, naturally would have little relevance subsequently.

Improvement of the quality and relevance of education,

A. Coherence, effectiveness and relevance

The Federal Reserve s Relevance Test

Coherence, effectiveness and relevance of operational activities for development

Topics for expert meetings should be of immediate relevance.

Periodic review of statistical programmes to ensure their relevance

Otherwise, such doctrines lose their relevance.

International events highlight these priorities relevance.

of 2005 that are of relevance to UNICEF oral report

Relevance is a key element in communication.

Writer Erick San Juan questions the relevance of these military exercises

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

Goal 1 coherence, relevance and sustainability of UNIFEM products and services

Relevance of institutional policy frameworks to free, prior and informed consent

Usefulness, relevance and quality of DPI activities, products and services (percentage)

That obligation is of particular relevance to the countries of the region.

(c) Information on the relevance and clarity of the division of responsibilities

The Peacebuilding Commission's organizational committee should consider the relevance of the request.

(g) International Monetary Fund The relevance of national policies to promote growth

Questions were also raised as to the relevance of the term authorized .

Information on jurisprudence of relevance is in the Appendix of the present report.

The relevance of each factor will vary with the facts of each case.

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

This is of particular relevance in the case of technical barriers to trade.

Yet this policy earned Europe neither recognition nor relevance.

The IMF s relevance has greatly increased during the crisis.

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

The issue of timeliness is of particular relevance when follow up actions are required.

They alone are sufficient proof of the increasing relevance and importance of our Organization.

They exercise responsibility in many matters of relevance to the implementation of human rights.

Activities of the Joint Inspection Unit of relevance to the United Nations Children's Fund

(c) The timeliness, significance and relevance of the advisory services and technical cooperation.

(c) The timeliness, significance and relevance of the advisory services and technical cooperation.

But the political relevance of these changing economic realities is close to nil.

The ongoing relevance of the Sub Commission's work is clear in this field.