Sentence examples for does not bear on from inspiring English sources

Evidence of lost permission fees does not bear on market effect.

The statute (section 484, title 46, U. S. Code [46 USCA § 484]) does not bear on this situation at all.

If the trial court's refusal was ill-advised, that is a matter for state procedure to address, but it does not bear on the double jeopardy consequences of the acquittal that followed.

More research is needed to clarify exactly how all these factors are related, but this does not bear on the possibility that sleeping difficulties are early diagnostic markers of Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases.

Nothing in the present record suggests that any national bank now located outside Phillipsburg will apply to move its main office to that city; therefore, on the record before us, that possibility does not bear on the anticompetitive effects of the merger.

But it is a telling commentary that a president can commit his nation to an armed conflict that does not bear on the nation's self-interest without having to obtain the formal approval of a majority of the people's elected representatives or engage the public in a deliberative discussion.

Anthropologist Milford Wolpoff of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, who has long maintained that humans have Neandertals in their ancestry, says this work doesn't bear on the species question because "the perikymata do not always form at the same rate, even within a single species".

One might object that in fact there is no probability Harry would exist in the absence of the couple's entering the contract, for without the contract the probability that that couple would together have produced any child at all is 0. That may be right, but it doesn't bear on whether Harry has been made worse off.

But it said such views did not bear on the questions before the court.

"We were looking for people who could separate how Morris Black died from other bad stuff in the case that did not bear on the issue, like cutting up the body and running," Mr. DeGuerin said.

But even the president, the vice president and candidates for those offices should be able to hold back some medical details if they do not bear on their ability to serve.