Sentence examples for don't pertain from inspiring English sources

Don't post promotional messages or other messages that don't pertain to an actual user activity.

Friend, a trim 45-year-old with more than 17 years of experience at Harvard, is wary of discussing matters that don't pertain to her number one priority, research.

And on women's issues that don't pertain to abortion, Ryan's record isn't much better.

I don't read articles critiquing Christianity or evangelism and get defensive because, in my view, they don't pertain to me.

Whatever the arguments for the merits of game in the diet, they just don't pertain to a population of 7 billion Homo sapiens busily cooking their planet.

Or is that the point of social living -- that we listen to all the issues, even the ones that we feel like don't pertain to us?

Suspensions of umpires are rare and often do not pertain to on-the-field situations.

But the new guidelines do not pertain to existing contracts, and may not affect future ones either.

"We do not have the problems that Freddie Mac has, and therefore the solutions they have proposed for their business do not pertain to Fannie Mae".

"But it is your duty, Sir, to brief the witness, to explain to him that all external elements must be removed that do not pertain to this trial".

The motion charges the city with violating the Handschu agreement by systematically retaining records of conversations in public places that do not pertain to "potential unlawful activity".