Sentence examples for does pertain to from inspiring English sources
The thematic overlap is a coincidence, she insists, though it does pertain to her circumstances.
Their action on salt does not yet have traction in the real world -- but it does pertain to it.
Though the line may not refer to Matthew 16:18 despite the precise wording, it does pertain to Matthew 7 24-25, the story of a wise man who builds his house upon a rock.
The belief that patients will lie quietly at the scene while they are evaluated, triaged, tagged and transported does pertain to this type of situation.
Everything he does pertains to the dichotomy between light and dark, injury and health".
To be fair, Phillips's 3-4 has a lot of 4-3 principles; much of what he does pertains to gap-shooting.
"As I read it and we were wondering if it in fact did pertain to us, my heart sank.
Thus, the H3.3 dilemma considerations do pertain to the biology of adult SC, especially during their nonreplicating stage, even though they are little affected by the Hayflick limit.
Our results do pertain to properly staffed and run prisons, with adequate primary and mental health services and a psychiatric hospital system that is willing and able to service the prison population adequately.
Botsford similarly told reporters just before the grand jury started proceedings that, in his and his client's opinion, what Perry did "pertains to the power of the governor to issue vetoes as allowed under the Texas Constitution".
The judge dismissed that claim, ruling that "the Michigan Control Share Act does not pertain to a direct issue from the corporation of its own shares".
