Examples of using Irrelevance in English and their translations into German
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It would rule out diffusiveness and irrelevance, and knit you together with your colleagues as one with an integrating objective.
And he will only do so if he recognises the irrelevance and impermanence of what he deems desirable on earth.
operate openly is already proof of the corruption and irrelevance of politics.
The alternative to this courageous relaunch is a severe risk of decline and irrelevance of Europe in our present world.
Some even tried to claim the Beat Konductor had passed his peak, eventually, and pointed out the irrelevance of his latest productions.
Article 27(irrelevance of public qualification)The International Criminal Court Regulations,
their governments to allow the EU to decay into irrelevance.
Irrelevance of prior years.
The European Parliament's an irrelevance.
Some have suggested that the Iraq war proved the UN's irrelevance.
No Still think that it is an irrelevance, and that religion is a way to keep the masses under control.
If not further strengthened, this agreement is an irrelevance and distraction from the real problems facing the EU in crisis today.
CAMBRIDGE- One of our era's foundational myths is that globalization has condemned the nation-state to irrelevance.
Participation or Irrelevance?", HMSO,
But we in UKIP reject Mr Barroso's plan for European integration because we know that individual Member States are not an irrelevance.
we risk economic stagnation and political irrelevance.
This irrelevance of such profound facts
Some famous and rather powerful voices began to speak of the UN's irrelevance.
EU lethargy and growing irrelevance in global public affairs owes much to Eurocentric political atavism.
the copying of the copies multiply the flaws in the stories and their irrelevance.