Sentence examples for does not concern a from inspiring English sources

But in this case, the issue does not concern a levy on tea, but tolls on the Garden State Parkway.

The detail that sticks in my mind does not concern a lovely copy of "The Sun Also Rises" or a "one-of-100 'Ulysses'"; it is the information that while McMurtry used to get up early "and dash off five pages of narrative," nowadays he has increased his output to 10.

Regina might argue that a decree requiring all shops to close on Sundays (the common Sabbath) does not concern a religious matter because its aim is a common day of rest, not religious observance.

Because this justification does not concern a right to use one's body, but to realize the important interest in creating and rearing a child, it implies a positive (as well as negative) right to procreate, most often understood as entailing a right to access ART (Robertson 1994, 2004 05).

This statement needs to be read in the context of Beauvoir's ethical-political question, "How can a human being in a woman's situation attain fulfillment?" Between the statement and the question we discover that the ethical-political issue of fulfillment does not concern a woman's happiness.

However, the questionnaire does not concern a sensitive subject.

Some of these techniques are properly localized in descriptive statistics: they do not concern an inference from data but merely serve to describe the data in a particular way.

If it didn't concern a momentous historical tragedy, the campaign against Ms. Lipstadt would have amounted to little more than a publicity-seeking nuisance suit.

(For the baseline factor A, we operate with absolute risks, per 1,000 person-months for instance, and the issue of relative risks does not concern the a parameters).

The great dystopian novels extrapolate from the ominous elements of contemporary society to a sinister, unchecked future, but "Pure" does not concern itself with a political context for its apocalypse.

"A slowing economy does not concern me as much as a sudden rise in oil prices," Mr. Herbst said.