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Who is responsible for the quote Having a sense of protest is not the same as translating it to relevant action?
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Can a person be termed relevant?
Absolutely, relevant means having significant relation to something: My parents are relevant to having a roof over my head.
Is israel having a protest right now?
yes with some grave desecration stuff.
Is relevant important or unimportant?
Relevant means important. The actual definition in Merriam-Webster dictionary is, having significant and demonstrable bearing on the matter at hand.
Is there a difference between the words relative and relevant?
relative - is someone who is in your family relevant - a word or object that has bearing on the subject your speaking of. (The information was relevant to the defendants case) Not much but relative is relating each to the other where relevant is having to do with the other. Like you and your brother are related. Yet, you may not be the same, which would be relevant. Other ways of relevant are if your talking about an issue , is all the information on the issue relevant to the subject. Not always.
How can you contribute to discussions?
By having something relevant and worthwhile to add to the topic being debated.
Are there problems in not writing protest songs?
Yes ,Im having problems writing one for my class,that due monday.
Will civilization V run on my computer?
And your computer is what? Specifications? How can we answer this question without having the relevant information?
Do teens become more responsible by having credit cards?
Yes, but only give it to them if they are responsible or you will have money issues. :)
What is responsible for having created the chemical energy in coal and oil?
Petroleum
What was not responsible for the great depression?
Everyone having too much money...
What is having the confidence to make responsible and safe decisions?
self esteem
Relevant case law requires what?
Relevant means having some reasonable connection with something. When used in the context of evidentiary law, it refers to the evidence's tendency to prove or disprove a matter of fact that is related to an issue in dispute in the case. See: http://definitions.uslegal.com/r/relevant/
