Sentence examples for pertain because from inspiring English sources

These terms pertain because Jaromir Jagr, the best hockey player in the world, is Czech.

Judge Politan said the law did not pertain because student participation was voluntary.

These circumstances don't pertain to religion, because the religion has been the same religion for 1,400 years.

The guidelines drawn up under the Clinton administration "no longer pertain," she said, because the criteria specified by President Bush "capture the essential elements of the guidelines and supplant them".

He referred to a longstanding anomaly, the so-called "West Lothian Question", by which Scottish MPs vote in Westminster on policies which do not pertain to Scots, because the issues concerned, for example health and education, have been devolved to their own parliament.

I thought, Well, that doesn't pertain to me because I'm not going to see anything.

Relatively reliable identification of helminths in faeces would pertain to Ascaris because the worms are big, conspicuous and sometimes numerous [ 20].

Of the total number of 374 items, 256 (68%) were allocated to one single domain, 94 (25%) matched with more than one domain and 24 (6%) could not be mapped into it either because they did not clearly pertain to environment or because the purposes of the items in question were unclear to the raters.

These results may also pertain to asthmatic patients, because increasing minute ventilation can cause dyspnea and bronchospasm in this population.

"Introspective questions like 'Who am I? and 'How can I be that person?' didn't pertain to me then, because I already knew the answer," Beatty writes.

The third type comprised simplistic/changeful and artificial/spontaneous, called modernity factors because they pertain to the modern sense of beauty of the parts.