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I'll just say this felt like the truest movie I've seen of Miike's, the purest in feeling and heart, and also, by far, the most relevant and poignant.
the songs were good, relevant, suited the mood, and contributed to the modern style of the movie.
The philosophy of Dharma is as relevant today as it was during the time of the mythical Eklavya.
Although the entire movie is not relevant to everyone, I would strongly suggest watching it for at least the artistic merit.
Even if you don't understand it or it doesn't apply to you, understand that it is relevant to some.
As Tony Blair’s wife, Cherie Booth, herself a human rights lawyer, lamented, “the majority of people feel that human rights are not relevant to their lives.”
But, while we are not at that point today, the Great Depression is no less relevant for us, because it is increasingly likely that long-term unemployment will become a similar impediment to recovery within the next two years.
Ahead of the Copenhagen climate summit at the end of 2009, the EU succeeded in getting all relevant partners in the negotiations – including even China, India, Russia, and the United States – to commit to the two-degree target.
A series of vicious cycles that one had hoped had vanished with the end of the Great Depression have shown themselves to be relevant today.
But there is still a nucleus of scientists who oppose that concept, arguing that there must be no restrictions on the search for new knowledge, and that ethical principles only become relevant in the application of that knowledge.
Moreover, a code of ethics could help protect “whistle blowers” who bring ethical breaches to the attention of the relevant authorities or the public.
In fact, some of the lessons that we have learned while supporting vibrant information gathering and distribution abroad are equally relevant to the US.
Multilateral development institutions have never been more relevant.
This implies the end of the Kyoto Protocol model, which, like the Doha model, is based on a detailed agenda, established according to specific and ambitious targets, with all relevant actors then compelled to negotiate each topic.
Such preventive measures are all the more important in view of the Great Inflation’s second relevant lesson: fiscal discipline is essential to price stability.
As world leaders gather this week for the Oslo Summit on Education for Development, the lessons from this experience could not be more relevant.
What, then, should be done to make the human rights treaty system more effective and more relevant?
This is one of the great questions of our time, relevant not only to China’s future, but to scores of other developing countries enthralled by China’s extraordinary, but still largely unexplained, success.
But which lessons from the Eastern European transition experience are relevant for countries in North Africa and the Middle East?
The practicable solution is more effective coordination among the relevant institutions.
Moreover, while it remains essential to attach policy conditions to IMF-supported programs, they should be focused squarely on solving a country’s critical problems, so that the conditions will be relevant rather than intrusive.
The precedent of Greece, hardly a poster child for European accession, seems especially relevant when applied to its northern neighbors, which are similarly plagued with high rates of corruption and unemployment.
In building effective systems for water and wastewater management, cities had adequate investment funds and the relevant expertise.
To that end, Africa will need access to the relevant expertise, adequate funding, and well-run laboratories – all of which are currently in short supply.
Given this, it is imperative that ASEAN becomes pro-active and remains focused on relevant strategic issues.
The relevant institutions cannot be built quickly and cannot be imported, ready-made, from abroad.
In order to establish a clear, low-risk path to producing their goods at a predictable (and profitable) cost, companies employ teams dedicated to securing the relevant supply chains, controlling inventory, managing the production process, and so on – from the point of origin to the point of consumption.
US Secretary of State John Kerry, in his bid for an Israeli-Palestinian settlement, operated as if conflict resolution could be achieved through non-coercive solutions, deriving from the good will of the relevant parties.
The Federal Reserve’s Relevance TestNEW YORK – With interest rates near zero, the US Federal Reserve and other central banks are struggling to remain relevant.
More relevant is the availability of loans.
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