Significats de has relevance en anglès

Her rural background usually has relevance to the fantastical scenarios she proposes.

Our family of testers see if this once groundbreaking hybrid still has relevance.

The former Dolphins captain said the Black Lives Matter movement has relevance for everyone.

It's completely narcissistic and at the same time you hope it has relevance for someone else.

This has relevance in practice guidelines for the treatment of delayed radiation injuries in gynecologic malignancies.

Obviously, this has relevance beyond the Air.

This program has relevance for workers in other agencies as they engage older consumers to encourage completion of ADs.

The high degree of myogenic conversion achieved by this method has relevance for the development of therapies for muscular dystrophies.

Senior cycle students and their teachers have found that the new Leaving Certificate Applied programme has relevance, adaptability and focus for them.

Increasingly, gamers in Africa want to be able to play and experience content that has relevance to their daily lives and experiences.

The Welsh have gone backwards since Wayne Pivac took over and it has relevance for Ireland in how we finish the championship.

The Australian Treasurer and banking regulator Scott Morrison says the report has relevance to the boards of every bank in the country

The issue has relevance for economics as individuals' tendency to fall prey to temptation often negatively affects plans to, for instance, save for retirement.

Pomeroy died in 1992 at the age of 46, but the tenor of his work has relevance in the continuing development of tech-based art.