Sentences with phrase «question of relevance»

Where the church is identified with the poor, and is active m the struggle for peace and justice, it does not have to worry about questions of relevance.

Would it not be better to consider the more fundamental question of the relevance of Christian faith in general to the world we live in, and the practicability of the Christian ethic in a society which has never wholeheartedly accepted Christianity and now threatens to renounce even its moderate and partial adherence to Christian principles?

I have always defended Olivier Giroud, but his barren run this season made me ask some serious questions of his relevance to our side.

Applications in all areas of molecular plant science are welcomed where the research answers fundamental biological questions of relevance to the development of the European and Global Research Area in molecular plant science.

State - funded kindergartens for five - year - olds may also have reduced enrollment in private kindergartens and in education programs funded through Head Start and Title I. My study seeks to shed light on these important policy questions of relevance to the current conversations concerning early childhood education.

The question of the relevance of the gospel finds its answer in the two major ministerial roles of pastor and guide to mission in community.

This raises the question of the relevance of developmental models to a doctrine of the Christian life.

Finally, the question of the relevance of the Bible is now in proper perspective.

In recent years it has often been the Biblical scholars rather than the systematic theologians who have done the most creative and influential theological work and who have been most effectively engaged with the question of relevance to the modern situation.

What makes this one interesting, oddly enough, is the very same story that leads to those questions of its relevance.

The shift in rules comes after the decision from 1991 to limit the age group eligible for the award to those under 50, and is perhaps influenced by the questioning of the relevance of the prize by critics in recent years.

There's also a question of relevance.

The questions of relevance can drastically change the outcome of a case, and it is important that the rules are followed precisely to avoid delay and the possibility of lengthy appeals.

In the present case, the Court of Appeal found the question of relevance weighed heavily in Ms. Este's favour — one of the «pillars» of Ms. Este's defamation claim was the statement Mr. Blackburn gave to WVPD.

Let's clarify what «the blockchain» means, as the term is misleading, and then look at it in the context of your duty of technological competence, as well as try to answer the questions of relevance and staying abreast of the blockchain «hype curve.»

This statement raises the question of the relevance of Apple's standards compared with the competitions.

To see whether you're on LinkedIn, which may be a question of your relevance depending upon how much your industry is involved with social / digital media and branding

A major obstacle in family systems research is the question of relevance: Can researchers draw conclusions about parenting style that bridge cultural and socioeconomic gaps?