be pertinent

District Judge Tanya Chutkan to present evidence not explicitly listed in the criminal indictment, but that may be pertinent to the jury's deliberation on the alleged crimes.

Figures like those from the Global Fuel Economy Initiative are sure to be pertinent at the upcoming COP28 U.N. climate change talks next week.

Why would either be pertinent unless Meta were creating a database not only for teaching A.I. machines how to write, but also for cataloguing, reproducing, and making available—possibly selling—existing books?

Our main goal was to tell a story that could matter today, a relevant story that would be pertinent.

“The motive of prosecutors may be pertinent to the broader society. It’s not pertinent to a judge.”