Sentences with phrase «germane with»

In the U.S. case, this is particularly germane with respect to housing and mortgage finance.

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The germane factor here re growth is that those with higher propensities to spend the marginal dollar are seeing fewer dollars flow their way, while those who are anything but liquidity constrained — the very wealthy — are bathing in the stuff.

I would encourage Clare Asquith to consider that there are several possible reasons why, in a brief essay that dealt with several books, I might not have noted a germane point about hers.

* I said it isn't germane on the discussion of whether the OT has any continuity with the NT.

That's a great debate to have, and I personally believe that if you lay out Christian theology point by point and let each side objectively prove their «truth», the atheist ends up with the larger stack of chips, but that's not germane to the argument.

It is a synthesis between the two in which the Indo European elements merged with those of the mysticism that was germane to the Indian soil.

What is in the masters interest, the value of the slave as an asset or the master being sideways with his god are not germane to the discussion.

He should have asked someone who's somewhat familiar with God's words to help him find a germane passage.

My critique of Hick's theodicy would also seem germane to Hasker's with regard to the question of divine deception.

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.»

Even more germane to the present issue, he warned and warned in the»50s that New York, where the sport was controlled by politicians, was faced with a trotting scandal.

With the much - discussed Hollywood film Won't Back Down making educational waves, Tough's book is not only timely but germane to the larger public dialogue about improving teaching and learning in all schools — public, private and independent.

The following day, an amendment to enact security micro stamps on guns by Senator Jose Peralta of Queens, was also ruled not germane, and defeated, with little debate.

It is positive action, action germane to the under - development situation we are feverishly battling with.

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.

I agree with Alicia (above) about the choppiness of ankle boots with a skirt, except that here it is not germane.

That it also delivers a bland driving experience with video - game steering is only germane to those of us who actually enjoy being behind the wheel, and let's be honest — we're not the majority of the crossover market.

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

The absolute changes are economically more germane to counties with respect to shelter expenses because expenditures are based on the per diem cost of maintaining individual cats.

like the spaniels with syringomyelia, the are the fault of breed standards look at the germane shepherd, there low backhand, its not seen in the wild, its not natural.

I know about them because, despite my stated preference to a public relations person and to the director that I wished to see the show on my own, I was given that information, along with other germane details, by Huberman.

The documentary project Deposit by the Swiss photographer Yann Mingard (° 1973) confronts us with provocative and germane questions about the...

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.»

A decade ago, I was a graduate student at Pacific Northwest College of Art (PNCA) in Portland, OR and I was struggling to articulate why injecting contemporary art with jolts of comedy was a germane political approach.

With that in mind, I'll end by reprising some lines from a post last February that are still germane and deserve a bit more airing:

Comment 12 conflated my request about actually seeing the specific WSJ article in question with the obviously germane broader issue of «WSJ coverage of climate issues generally,» which was of course a part of why anyone cared about the article in question in the first place.

Below are a few fresh thoughts from me, along with links to earlier Dot Earth ideas and comments that are still germane.

As I was interested when molecules achieved the higher energy states that comes with more greenhouse gas molecules — the energy states in which greenhouse gas molecules entered the atmosphere seemed germane.

History is replete with examples, but perhaps the most germane recent episode was less than 20 years ago, at the Sierra Club, which was riven by divisions over immigration.

To which you add, «Clearly Mantua thinks that SSTs correlate with the phase of the PDO, how the PDO Index is calculated is not germane to its effects.»

Judging by all past records including their generous attitude to BEST, I think all authors will cope with criticism as scientists should — by acknowledging it when it's correct and germane to the conclusions.

I must respectfully disagree with your statement:»... since lawyers typically use blogs to provide insight on breaking legal developments germane to clients» businesses.»

With a map of search results, like the Interactive Timeline, you can see right away, okay, here are the six germane cases that I care about, and I have read them, and now I am done, I can stop doing research.

Although a different judge decided a fee request than the judge presiding over germane matters, the Murrells failed to cite authority as to why de novo review was warranted under the circumstances The trial court even apportioned out noncompensable work from compensable work, with the Murrells failing to pinpoint what aspects of the apportionment were wrong.

Typically the windows time and date (MAC dates: modified, accessed, and created) associated with the files are not germane to litigation.

It will surprise no one that most of the issues addressed in this collection are still germane twenty years later, as we continue to struggle with the judicial appointment process.

Further, while the Court of Appeal agreed with Ainsworth's overall analysis on repudiation, it held that it was not germane as Ainsworth did not just repudiate the employment agreement, it terminated it.

Served up with a healthy dose of germane cultural references.

Training of Educators (TOE): a professional learning process that builds the knowledge and skills required of adult learners to implement a program, curriculum (EBP), or strategy with fidelity and germane adaptations.

John Kriz: On an initial rating, if the rated firm takes a different view of what rating is appropriate, and they have some information they believe would be germane to the rating conclusion that they'd like to share with so we can reconsider our opinion, we would be pleased to do so.