Sentences with phrase «germane for»

That lesson is just as germane for those looking to sell a home.

I would have thought [it] more important and germane for a comment on Canadian policy.

But that's fodder more germane for a sex or relationship consultant.

Why are the last 15 years of observations not germane for eliminating some of the more extreme scenarios?

This discovery is especially germane for teacher education programs, as it suggests that simply addressing teacher technology standards in preservice teacher education may not be sufficient for preparing future educators to implement technology effectively in their classrooms.

This may have broad implications not only for pathogenesis but may reveal novel compartments germane for diagnosis, prognosis, therapy and prevention.

Returning to work is germane for the survival of the family.»

Not exact matches

«Our ultimate concern is for the intellectual health of society, but there are issues here that are more immediately germane to investors,» Fraser - Jenkins said.

But don't mistake germane (or relevant) for material.

In recent weeks, for instance, on another issue germane to his appeal to his base — immigration — the White House was unwilling to irritate the base and worked to scuttle a bipartisan Senate compromise that would have shielded hundreds of thousands of people who had been brought to the US illegally as kids in return for border wall funding.

Tocqueville's comments seem especially germane in the present context, for he was very concerned that the democratic historian's emphasis on «general facts,» while not entirely wrong, was prone to exaggeration, and therefore could become dangerously misleading.

For that matter, I can't remember why it was ever called «positivism», but that isn't germane either.

For the author's proposed picture of Paul (although on the face of it a «straightforward description») serves to invite approval of the author's conviction that continuity between Christianity and Israel's Scriptural religion is germane to the church's identity and self - creation.

Now, as for «slinging insults», in what way were you insulted by my words, and how is that even germane to the present dialogue?

Another, particularly germane this time of year, is when it seems as though recent meals have been so festive that one's digestive system cries for a simple combination of chlorophyll, protein, and little else.

He repeated an observation that seems germane, «Fantasy is for those who can't cope with reality while reality is for those who can't cope with their fantasies.»

International Journal of Play Therapy ®, the official journal of the Association for Play Therapy, is dedicated to publishing and disseminating reports of original research, theoretical articles and substantive reviews of topics germane to play therapy.

He said, «It is germane at this stage to congratulate the Federal Government which in the last one week commenced the payment of monthly stipends to its successful applicants for the N - Power schemes for the unemployed youths in our country and the payment of monthly stipends of N5, 000 to vulnerable but socially responsible poor in our society.

In a statement, NARAL is singling out Senate IDC Leader Jeff Klein for bringing the measure to the floor (Klein attempted this in 2013 through a hostile amendment that was ultimately ruled not germane.

The five bidders for the fraught Aqueduct race track contract will have the right to black out information from documents germane to the deal,...

It is absolutely essential for our nationhood building, and critically germane to our pursuit of eliminating the self - institutionalizing corruption deed that every native - born Ghanaian be issued with a GHANA IDENTITY CARD now.

The five bidders for the fraught Aqueduct race track contract will have the right to black out information from documents germane to the deal, before they're made available to the public tomorrow, as per Governor David Paterson's approval.

The chip's theft would be devastating to the nations of the world and upset the balance of power and / or would put Apple and Microsoft out of business; the explanation is tossed off quickly and is really not germane to this discussion, because mainly what the movie wants and needs are excuses for people to fight and wisecrack and drive stylish cars very quickly and blow things up and smash vehicles and destroy property and make some more jokes and maybe flirt a little and kill people without dwelling too long on the dead bodies and maybe quite possibly and casually kill innocent civilians but not acknowledge anything more than — wow!

As Ryan and the GSE look for fresh, far - reaching ways to close the opportunity gap for young Americans, Five Miles Away, A World Apart will be germane, even though integration is not a priority in education for either the Democratic or Republican parties.

Whether online, in person, or a combination of both, PD must be engaging, germane, and actionable for the teacher.

P21 has also published many papers central to their framework that are germane to 21st century models of learning (see below for some of the more relevant publications).

[2] Because of its popularity and because a sizable body of psychological evidence germane to the topic is available, it is worth lingering on this particular practice for a moment.

Sarah Odishoo's essay «Germane German: A Lesson In Dispelling» has been nominated for the 2015 Pushcart Prize by Under The Sun.

The point all this begs to make — most germane to our our subject of self - publishing — is that writers whose books are in the hands of traditional publishers do not have the freedom to take their books for long walks down every possible promotion and marketing avenue, or to even have their books follow circuitous alleyways that can lead to fields of light.

Our group consists of 150 + research writers who are germane in their field of study and are available round the clock for aiding individuals in assignment writing across the globe.

Their life stories are the perfect impetus for discussion on a host of important historical themes germane to the 1950s, such as gender roles, racial prejudice and segregation, and scientific exploration.

Picking up from Tucker in that last bit about embracing differences — and knowing that the IndieReCon team is now going into a period of evaluation to map out the way forward — I might offer this, too: at our Author (R) evolution Day conference (#ARDay) in New York, debuted by O'Reilly Tools of Change for Publishing on February 12, it became evident that the concept of an «entrepreneurial author» may be more germane to what we're seeing now than that of an «indie» or independent or self - publishing or traditionally publishing or hybrid author.

She also can speak, herself, of course, she points out, as agent for many authors with experience germane to the conversation.

And I only share this information because it genuinely helped dramatically change my life for the better — and I think this information is germane to just about anyone's desire to become more financially secure in life.

Rubinstein has an uncannily acute eye for artists whose work is germane to the contemporary conversation.

In Jonas's case, the genius in the proposal was to say «this artist has been germane to so many generations of artists working with the moving image, this is an opportunity to have her work surveyed for a global community.»

Kennedy Cutler's recursive physical production, a mise en abyme practice that borrows from, but stands formally in opposition to, digital space, poses some germane questions for twenty - first century artists.

This is how Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain described the climate policy challenge in 2005 and, if anything, his statement is more germane now given prospects for prolonged international financial ills: «The blunt truth about the politics of climate change is that no country will want to sacrifice its economy in order to meet this challenge.»

For a sample of Marchetti's thinking that is highly germane in considering the seemingly inevitable expansion of gas production around the globe for decades to come, read heFor a sample of Marchetti's thinking that is highly germane in considering the seemingly inevitable expansion of gas production around the globe for decades to come, read hefor decades to come, read here:

Therefore, for entirely reasonable and germane definitions of weather and climate, that system demonstrates that weather may be unpredictable while climate remains predictable, which directly refutes your stated position that the statistical properties of an unpredictable system must necessarily be unpredictable.

This is particularly germane this week, as a couple thousand scientists and others focused on polar change have gathered in Montreal for a large conference (Twitter feed here) reviewing the enormous body of work produced under the recent International Polar Year initiative.

I eagerly await every new missive from Monckton in eager anticipation of some obscure but germane word not previously in my vocabulary, and hence sent scurrying for a new browser window from which to divine its meaning.

Ben, please delete this as you see fit, for it's not, obviously, germane but I can't help it.

«Although we find Pearson's r and CE not germane to use in this paper for decision - making purposes — for the reasons described above and in Appendix 1, we include the values of these measures in Tables 1S and 2S for all the scenarios we examine so that they are available to the community.»

Just as for those who reject biological evolution, those who reject the findings of direct research into the behavior of Earth's climate must also selectively reject findings from a plethora of other fields of inquiry tangentially germane to climate research, further degrading the self - consistency of their argument.

>> The question of whether we have enough land to grow corn for food and fuel is an interesting one but not germane here.

The Court of Appeal did not pronounce on these issues for a very simple reason: they were not germane to the appeal.

The four part - test for admissibility of expert evidence set forth in R. v. Mohan, [1994] 2 S.C.R. 9 (S.C.C.) remains germane:

The second germane fact was revealed by the AIT: «In the revised reasons for deportation letter it is noted that it is unlikely that the appellant will re-offend... [The points made are that] the court has deemed that the appellant's crime is of such severity that he will always continue to be a threat to the community, the appellant's notoriety might make him feel excluded from society as he had been before and there was a significant risk that his previous disregard for authority and the law might resurface and result in him coming to adverse attention.

The health of the insured, the time frame, the age of the company, and the reason for purchasing it are all germane to the discussion.