Sentences with phrase «of tangential issues»

There are many factors that go into evaluating a claim, not only in terms of liability and damages, but also in terms of tangential issues, which go into an overall evaluation.

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Until recently, he has focused on more tangential issues for the Fed — like the regulation of scandal - ridden Libor interest rates, financial innovation, and housing policy.

Continuing into the early afternoon, the panel moved through several tangential topics, all of which seemed to be laying a foundational understanding for how central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) might emerge relative to other possibilities, including government - issued cryptocurrencies, e-money, and digital fiat currency (DFC).

And issues of justice... these to us are not tangential to the gospel they are the gospel.

Many also address problems tangential to ethics: social structures, political organization and control, economic systems, the ethos and the world view of the people, theological interpretations of moral issues and much more.

Yeah, above all Charm don't let the facts sway you from the denial of violence against, the co-opting of gay on gay violence as Christian «hate» and the tangential attacks on other issues.

You are far more interested in arguing about tangential issues than really learning about how to make the birth of your son safer.

Leaving aside the (still interesting but tangential) issues of whether rule 40b can be amended prior to convention; OR lawyering of its language to benefit specific candidates; the question I have is:

«Because issues like segregated schools and housing, lack of jobs and opportunity — symbols of history that are a source of pride for some and pain for others — these are not tangential to peace; they're essential to it.

As is increasingly the case, issues that had at best a tangential connection to the budget were part of the final agreement.

It's easy to dismiss discussion of issues like sexism in movies as tangential and unnecessary, the kind of thing culture critics drag out when they have nothing else to say.

They are mainly concerned about how they can keep their credit or how this is going to affect their day - to - day expenses, not a legal principle, and in most cases have neither the means, the patience, the principle, or the money to pursue an issue against a powerful corporation that is probably basically tangential to the real concerns of their life.

Meb: I think this kind of related but tangential, you know, with this recent, you know, there's been a lot of very minor recent market gyrations, but they've caused some major issues for some funds.

While I'm not looking into Lacey Act issues here in Colombia, your question sparked a tangential thought about some of the rhetoric we're hearing.

Most are either tangential to the issue of anthropogenic climate change, or insufficient to convince the vast majority of their colleagues to change their minds.

Mosher: An attitude and practice to: «to fight the release is to get people wasting their time and energy focusing on tangential issues,» is itself probably a violation of the Australian Code of Conduct — or one would at least hope.

In reading the comments on nuclear versus other power sources and then some of the earlier comments on whther small scale chages per household versus larger scale power plants, made me think about a tangential issue.

Notice how Judith always wiggles out of any very specific question and tries to dilute the topic with tangential issues.

This question was raised in EM (Lebanon)(FC) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2008] UKHL 64 but was only tangential to the main issue, which was the relationship between the appellant mother and her son as opposed to the father whose entitlement to custody would have been secured under Islamic law.

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