Sentences with phrase «particularly pertinent»

This is all particularly pertinent to me as we are moving, and hoping to leave our current house clean and enter our next house organized!

The announcement of community closures in Western Australia has been a particularly pertinent example of uncertainty and distress caused by decision making without adequate engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Cross-spouse effects are particularly pertinent in evaluating notions that one person's attachment may be associated with his or her partner's feelings of intimacy, which, in turn, may be associated with use of specific conflict behaviors in both partners.

This question is particularly pertinent to children whose parents have a mental illness.

I would like to highlight three key strengths of the Fitzroy Futures Forum that are particularly pertinent:

Id like to take this opportunity to introduce another use of the word that is particularly pertinent to people who are going through a separation or divorce.

The third reason as to why an employee is likely to leave a company is around training and development, which is a particularly pertinent point in the IT sector.

This is a stat that is particularly pertinent to my industry, but one which also holds relevance to all who wish to convey a sincere, authentic message, rather than one that is more likely to be received as spam (email).

This is particularly pertinent to athletes at the professional and elite level.

He contends convincingly that the consolidation of the Union's role in criminal law only makes the «need for an all - out criminal law policy... more acute than before» (page 59) and highlights six fundamental principles that the EU needs to address in order to clarify and legitimise further its action in the field; among the six, the call to pay attention to the principle of ultima ratio, coherence, subsidiarity and the requirement of a legitimate purpose seem particularly pertinent also in regard to the current debate concerning the establishment of the European Public Prosecutor.

This discovery is not particularly pertinent to the global warming debate but it is cool: --RRB-

These conversations are particularly pertinent in the run - up to the COP21, where Friends of the Earth groups will be mobilising thousands of people to join us on the streets of Paris, and take this energy back to their communities to fight against dirty energy and for a system that puts people and planet first.

Risky Business identifies three risk - management principles as particularly pertinent to this emerging market, and fashions recommendations for each:

This point is particularly pertinent to the measurements of ocean pH - it isn't like everything else is equal in places like the coast of Hawaii over a 50 - 100 year period of time.

Furthermore, it presents a particularly pertinent meditation on the current political climate.

Underlying all de Haan's art is a curious logic that is distinctly his own, yet particularly pertinent to the uncertain conditions of the current era.

Its more complex history - which includes questions about its origins, its rediscovery and restoration, brief relocation to Paris, its literary and philosophical appeal - is covered in a wide - ranging catalogue, with scholars dealing with particularly pertinent moments from Virgil and Pliny the Elder to JJ Winckelmann, Gotthold Ephraim Lessing and more recently by Clement Greenberg.

Exploring the historic arc of migration, Akomfrah's work is particularly pertinent given the migration issues and refugee crisis — and surrounding humanitarian concerns and political debates — currently dominating international cooperation and nation - state decision making.

Particularly pertinent in today's global climate of social and political disillusionment, Shonibare explores both historical and contemporary cycles of revolution, seeking to demonstrate the destructive patterns of human behaviour that repeat themselves across time.

If you've ever felt like you are coming apart, Micaela Lattanzio's project «Fragmenta» is particularly pertinent.

It is however nonetheless a remarkable and particularly pertinent story because the Seagram commission and the unfolding drama that surrounded Rothko's eventual rejection of it - after having worked on the project for nearly two years - encapsulates and reveals two important parameters of Rothko's character and artistic temperament.

Curated by artist Doug Fishbone, several artists where invited to collaborate by creating their own mini golf hole exploring the current global economic complexities of tourism; a particularly pertinent topic given that Venice welcomes around 22 million visitors each year.

Through her artistic practice Pasquier explores our relationship with animals - how animals are made to represent human myths and conditions - a complex relationship that is particularly pertinent with regards to global ecology and our impact on the environment.

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The opportunities provided by invisible armies become particularly pertinent when you consider that victory is possible not only through annihilation, but also by capturing the enemy base.

I think it's particularly pertinent when you are travelling with family.

I've pulled out a couple resources I think are particularly pertinent for travel bloggers coming to Stockholm for TBEX...

This is particularly pertinent in view of the fact that analysis of the research data has suggested that in some cases there may be other factors involved in the development of the condition.

This risk is particularly pertinent for the one - quarter of Canadian retirees who do not own a home that could otherwise be considered a partial insurance policy on living too long and sold to fund long - term care costs.

This is particularly pertinent if you have variable rates, which could increase with a Fed rate hike.

Market risk is particularly pertinent because for most businesses to become attractively priced using a balanced approach, the near - term outlook for the company is poor.

In the Euro - zone this is particularly pertinent, because countries can't depreciate; they must repay in Euros.

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This is particularly pertinent when high - stakes decisions are to be based on (or in large part on) such scores, especially given some researchers are calling for reliability coefficients of.85 or higher to make such decisions (Haertel, 2013; Wasserman & Bracken, 2003).

This last point is particularly pertinent given that child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) are operating beyond capacity in most parts of the country.

These figures come at a particularly pertinent time, as figures from the National Water Safety Forum reveal a rise in the number of young people drowning.

This is particularly pertinent as we acknowledge Road Safety Week 2017.»

This is particularly pertinent in relation to the recruitment of management level staff, as surveys have found that 93 per cent of public sector workers believe a lack of effective leaders is the biggest challenge that they face.

Those articles which I find most useful I have marked with AA or AAA rating, In some articles I have highlighted sections that if I were preparing material for use in school I would include - and blue highlighting indicates particularly pertinent sections - but of course this is a personal reaction.

by Glenn Dunks «It's a particularly pertinent time for this film to be made for, much like Xavier Beauvois» Of Gods and Men from earlier in the year, it shows how a devotion to God and blind, humourless, hate - filled fanaticism are not one and the same.»

The performance by Lupita Nyong» o in the role of the much - abused — and also much «loved,» in a sick, sadistic if not overtly Sadean sense — slave girl Patsey is particularly pertinent in this regard.

Choose your own metaphor for what the cured represent but in this post-Brexit times the analogy feels particularly pertinent.

In dancers, it is particularly pertinent that they maintain good thoracic spine mobility due to the degree of flexibility of the spine that is required.

So many human beings are deficient in it today, and its roles are particularly pertinent for clear skin, like manufacturing glutathione and collagen.

Particularly pertinent here is the rule that warns us never to eat protein foods with starches.

I found Shechtman's discussion session particularly pertinent to me, as we discussed science entrepreneurship and education.

This discovery is not particularly pertinent to the global warming debate but it is cool: --RRB-

This ability to adapt to shifting temperatures is particularly pertinent, with climate change currently threatening to impact upon human life once more.

These challenges are particularly pertinent in neurodegenerative diseases, as few effective treatments for slowing or stopping such conditions are currently available.

Two points from one article that are particularly pertinent are that spousal support is an important issue and that some of these approaches to partner accommodations are also available in an industrial setting.