Sentences with phrase «relevant points raised»

It also responds to the relevant points raised during the consultation on these proposals.

Not exact matches

And these conclusions are (or should be) still relevant to contemporary debates regarding the family, since they make the case that the public, and therefore government, has a legitimate interest in stable families (up to a point, that is, the point at which children have been raised) and therefore in the sexual morality that protects the marital bond.

I'm not dwelling too much on the Desai findings, bearing in mind their focus on mice not humans, but I do want to raise a couple of potentially relevant points.

Pat — I think you raise a relevant point about the possible importance, to new contracts for Ozil and Sanchez, of Wenger being here next season or not.

Once the season ended, I personally gave a sigh of relief, simply for the fact that the points I raised in the Europa League article were no longer relevant.

I'm not dwelling too much on the Desai findings, bearing in mind their focus on mice not humans, but I do want to raise a couple of potentially relevant points.

2) His point that meat raises insulin levels is not necessarily relevant.

Answers are provided in paragraph form, rather than a list of relevant points anticipated to be raised in the answer.

He raises a lot of other relevant points regarding takeovers and share buy - backs and voting rights.

The art of the eighties is, therefore, an important reminder that art has the power to open the dialogues about the society, and the sense of urgency followed by activist approach can make art a relevant tool in raising awareness about the pressing issues in any point in history.

I've raised my own questions about the utility of the traditional 20th century environmental toolkit in addressing the climate challenge (some relevant points were explored in John Broder's news article over the weekend).

Hence, the points raised by Oreskes et al. may be more relevant for the study of Pall et al. — and indeed for several of my own papers (e.g. local temperature scenarios available for viewing in GoogleEarth described in a forthcoming publication).

Which raises a relevant moral point:

My questions about a) Christy and Spencer are relevant to the points raised on this thread by Craig Loehle abourt conflicts of interest; b) My points and questions about you failing applying skepticism and scrutiny equally is also relevant to the whole point of your blog and claims about caring about the science and building bridges.

Christy and Spencer are relevant to the points raised on this thread by Craig Loehle abourt conflicts of interest;

If you don't have a relevant point to make about Wegman's report or other specific issues raised about Wegman, then please don't post.]

With Hansen talking about «tipping points» in the climatic energy - budget, high priests of AGW raising the specter of «runaway greenhouse,» and modelers resorting to a fictitious positive water - vapor feedback in their calculations, energetics (power fluxes) in the geosystem is not only relevant, but the central issue.

David Wojick, Wow, you actually raised a relevant point.

So, bearing in mind that my point is that Heat energies are readily absorbed by organic matter including water, that Light energies do not heat, raise the temperature of, organic matter because they themselves are not hot, that blue light can pass through water into deeper depths than Thermal is not relevant.

l It is crucial that the content is relevant for the reader and makes the point that you can deal with the issues raised.

His address primarily focused on the current politics of the presidential election, but he did raise several points that were very relevant to our legal tech community, no matter what side of the aisle you prefer.

A «noter up,» which is a listing of cases relevant to a particular point raised in the opinion and a notation of how those cases were treated in the opinion.

Absent any such point being raised, the final hearing is not susceptible to challenge on a point of law, the relevant judicial decision having been taken earlier, either at a CMD or in the form of standard directions.

The Commission notes that a common requirement relevant to all of the points raised above is good Indigenous governance.