Sentence examples for language pertaining from inspiring English sources

The Republican Senate had balked for years at including any language pertaining to gays or sexual orientation.

After a particularly nasty confrontation with a skeptic, who had repeatedly watered down language pertaining to the greenhouse effect, the case went into arbitration.

The producer prices figures, and those for consumer prices on Thursday, are being released just ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee's two-day meeting next week, a period during which market speculation is heightened about whether there will be a change in interest rate policy or the language pertaining to it.

The NRA amended the Constitution unilaterally to avoid even a hint that the language pertaining to a Militia had any meaning.

It is our understanding that these proposed Iraqi amendments deal with the core of the agreement, and include language pertaining to joint control of combat operations and the redeployment of and legal jurisdiction over U.S. combat forces.

A systematic search for articles in the English language pertaining to the detection of dementia in the community was made using the electronic databases MEDLINE, EMBASE, and psycINFO, without restricting the date or language of publication.

Within it Austin distinguished three more: the phonetic act (the act of producing some sounds), the phatic act (the act of uttering some words pertaining to the vocabulary of a certain language organized according to the rules of its grammar), and the rhetic act (the act of using those words with a certain sense and reference).

We included original English language articles pertaining to pre-hospital TI in adult patients.

After discarding all duplicate articles and restricting the search to manuscripts available in the English language and pertaining to human subjects, 2 of us (SJK, WP) reviewed each remaining abstract manually.

A 42-item questionnaire was created in English language, with questions pertaining to demographic details (age, gender, race and ethnicity), employment, insurance status, reasons for current ED visit, ED experiences, triage preferences and waiting room facility preferences.

Other searches were made of the Medline database, of the Cumulative Index to Nursing & Allied Health database, of the Allied and Complementary Medicine database and of the PsycInfo database for English-language articles generally pertaining to organ donation in the ICU (including, where relevant, transplantation, death and dying, and end-of-life care).