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Any ban on its use should be lifted to make borders irrelevant for trade and investment.
Whether one views this as currency manipulation or as an accidental by-product of lower interest rates is irrelevant.
Indeed, given the difficulty in estimating the total size of resources, many consider peak oil theories irrelevant.
Some who believe in the imminence of peak oil consider these barriers essentially irrelevant, arguing that their removal would merely delay the peak for a few years.
And whether Schumpeter or Gordon is right is irrelevant for politicians facing angry voters whose standard of living has declined.
It is irrelevant that President Vladimir Putin’s United Russia Party, unlike the CCP, makes no claim to any form of Marxist ideology.
But this, too, is largely irrelevant.
Whether this is true or not is irrelevant; what matters is Chinese perception.
Whether there is an apparent reason - or none at all - is irrelevant: psychoanalysis can always supply an explanation.
The World Trade Organization, meanwhile, has wasted valuable time on the irrelevant Doha round.
Nutrigenomics is not the Holy Grail of nutrition, but neither is it irrelevant to all but the worried-but-wealthy few that will be able to afford the new food products when they arrive.
Only small concessions have been made to scaling back government intervention, affecting powers that are either irrelevant or never actually existed.
In this age of rapid change, those who lag behind become irrelevant– in a heartbeat.
Their choice is simple: innovate or become irrelevant.
Because the government parties control barely more than half of the Bundestag, they no longer overwhelm the opposition, rendering it irrelevant.
Indeed, the Washington debate surrounding how to “fix Iraq” is irrelevant, because something that does not exist any longer – namely, Iraq as a functioning state – cannot be fixed.
In these circumstances, the post-Baker-Hamilton debate in Washington is largely irrelevant to the future of Iraq – though it continues to be crucial to the future of US power, prestige, and standing in the world.
With globalization, it would be natural to extend such principles to the international arena, making it irrelevant whether a producer is domestic or foreign when judging whether he is engaged in an unfair trade practice.
But the Sichuan earthquake was not completely irrelevant to China’s political progress.
All the sociological evidence about the girls’ motives, which are in fact very varied, is swept aside as irrelevant.
It is irrelevant whether Internet regulations that fail to promote competition and protect consumers are passed by governments afraid of freely flowing information or, as in the case of the jailed entrepreneur, in order to protect established companies.
The younger ones were not afraid; they were simply not interested in a spectator sport that seemed irrelevant to their lives.
Poland’s recent elections were the first in which the postcommunist left was irrelevant.
But these explanations may all be irrelevant, because they focus strictly on how the campaign was conducted.
Candidates for public office, and those holding high administrative or corporate positions, should be judged on their policies and performance, not on private acts that are irrelevant to how well they carry out, or will carry out, their public duties.
Instead of seeking a face-saving compromise on softening the troika program, Tsipras wasted six months on symbolic battles over economically irrelevant issues such as labor laws, privatizations, even the name of the troika.
As a result, international climate policy would become unrecognizable, ineffective, and, ultimately, irrelevant.
When neither length nor complexity affects the cost of a message, however, the field is open for irrelevant and unnecessary communication.
Economically, the private sector accounts for more than 60% of China’s output, and the CPC has become practically irrelevant in the daily lives of ordinary Chinese.
But the facts are irrelevant.
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