1. Chapter One is pertinent to the post-war period.

2. That conclusion irritated Sheehan and others who contend that scholarship itself is pertinent to public service.

3. But it is pertinent to ask how well he really fits his born-again image.

4. It is pertinent to observe that education is about an emotional response to real situations - not simply about facts.

5. This is pertinent to the explanation which he gives of the Eucharist.

6. Why should biblical scholarship, which is pertinent to so many lives, be thus immune to evolution and development?

7. It is pertinent to consider the materials from which this crucible was built.

8. Questions need to be pertinent to students' educational background; otherwise the university creates an incentive for false or exaggerated information.

9. Notice that some of the discussion will also be pertinent to cases where you have text, comments, and processing instructions as siblings of elements,() but this discussion focuses solely on elements.

10. AGENT TDB : For anything that might be pertinent to the manhunt.

11. The police department is appealing for any information that may be pertinent to this inquiry.

12. Section 4.5 Medical Evidence/Investigation considers a number of areas and actions that may be pertinent to the handling of individual claims.