EC, then, is an epistemological theory because, but only because, it concerns sentences used in attributing (/denying) "knowledge", as opposed to those employing some non-epistemological term(s); it is not a theory about any such epistemic property/relation itself.
James A. Feldman, a lawyer for the City of Chicago, urged the justices to treat the Second Amendment differently from its cousins because it concerns a lethal product.
I'm looking forward to reading further reporting from Mr. Purdy and other Times reporters on this subject, not only because of the potential importance to The Times and its readers, but also because it concerns the BBC's inappropriately killing of an important story.
Georges Franju's "Eyes Without a Face" (1960), is usually considered a horror picture because it concerns a demented scientist and its atmosphere is suavely Gothic, but nothing supernatural happens in it, just a particularly outré sort of murder.
This case is unprecedented because it concerns only one market.
That seems the better comparison, and not only because it concerns marriage.
"Why do you have to tell me?" "Because it concerns you.
State regulators declined to comment on the exchange because it concerns a federal, not state, exemption.
But electing police commissioners is likely to be different because it concerns something more tangible to them.
Tax lawyers regard the directive as significant because it concerns a vast, unregulated market and could lead to tax disputes between the I.R.S. and Wall Street banks.
"Unless the police have completely misfired, this could have serious and far-reaching repercussions because it concerns people close to the prime minister," Mr. Pehe said.
