What if the foreign entity never has been
relevant for U.S.
When
relevant information would be unduly burdensome to produce, as suggested by Category 3, courts will often tailor a discovery order to minimize the burden on the producing party.
For example, students completed class debates that addressed controversial issues
relevant to the work of the community agencies at which they were completing projects.
Include all of the
relevant information that the airline would need to understand your problem
Both the didactic and research phases of an award period must be designed to develop the necessary knowledge and research Skills in scientific areas
relevant to the career goals of the candidate.
The Department of Justice also has reviewed the anticipated competitive effects of the proposal and advised the Board that consummation of the proposal would not likely have a significant adverse effect on competition in any
relevant banking market.
If you didn't deliver and reinforce one clear,
relevant message, they won't remember anything.
Google wants to keep your business, so it indexes millions of websites by sending out what are called "spiders" that read through the content of a website, follow all of the links so it can read all of the text on all of the different pages and then throw up the most
relevant sites when a user types in say, pink elephants.
Where a tribute was in order, you only found it in yourselves to call her "
relevant." Shame on you.
Ine Lejeune provided practical guidelines on how companies can use ECJ cases on indirect tax to their benefit by analyzing their transactions based on provisions of the VAT Directive and ECJ case law and testing these in
relevant Member States.
* evidentiary sanctions (i.e., the inability to present
relevant evidence because some pieces are missing)
Baggott says, "By asking one or two targeted questions, we can learn more about a customer and in turn provide that user with more personalized and
relevant content."
