Sentence examples for To pertained from inspiring English sources

He said there was a perception that in past administrations the career employees doing the screening may have weeded out candidates because the selecting officials were not 'comfortable with their political persuasion.' He said the political persuasion he was referring to pertained to candidates who had been in the military or law enforcement, 'whether you call that conservative or not.'.

The edict "show, don't tell" seems not to pertain when it comes to sex.

Your reference seems to pertain to Bill Clinton's so-called sexual misconduct, as if that were pertinent.

Everything Google wants you to know about the Bingham boutique hotel and Michelin-starred restaurant seems to pertain to kinship.

Chondrogenesis is known to pertain to chemical, topographical, and mechanical cues in the microenvironment.

One equal standard was to pertain to both citizens and resident aliens.

The companies contract with workers for brief gigs, something that used to pertain only to musicians.

Instead, theological ethicists look to Jesus' ministry to locate questions that seem to pertain to the contemporary concern.

- Studies had to pertain to the cervical or upper thoracic spine.

Interestingly, these problems seemed to pertain almost exclusively to organizations at the national level.

You also want the images to pertain to the purpose of your booklet.