Letters that pertain to housing, legislation, public works and education are routed to John Bennett, the Deputy Mayor. Louis Cohen, the Assistant to the Mayor, gets the job-seeking letters and forwards these letters requesting special information to the proper city departments.
The unanimous support for a development moratorium expressed by local community leaders at a recent meeting hosted by the Glenwood/ Glen Head Civic Association (letter, Aug. 13) pertained to the Glenwood Landing waterfront, not the Town of Oyster Bay's state-designated groundwater protection area.
But Manning knew the letter of the law as it pertained to this particular play.
"We do not believe that the facts in the letter which relate to price increases pertain to Elsevier.
A patient record consists of one or more entries, where each entry pertains to a patient visit or a letter from a specialist.
I have the advantage of an extra moment to prepare, but I am in a compromised position — if she had no reason to deliver the letter in her hand, whose contents, I immediately infer, pertain to my noisy children, why am I on the backstairs?
With the expressed intent of removing "all doubt... regarding a matter of great importance, a matter which pertains to the Church's divine constitution itself," the pope formally declared in the letter, "that the Church has no authority whatsoever to confer priestly ordination on women and that this judgment is to be definitively held by all the Church's faithful".
The Habilitationsschrift of E. Sellien (1919), read by Einstein in view of his criticism expressed in an October, 1919 letter to Moritz Schlick (Howard 1984, 625), declared that Kant's views on space and time pertained solely to intuitive space and so were not touched by the measurable spaces and times of Einstein's empirical theory.
"Pertains to real estate.
A conservative spirit pertains.
