Sentence examples for pertain not from inspiring English sources

Well, that causes me some problems that pertain not just to the equal protection aspect of this, but to the rationality of the Supreme Court's opinion, because the Supreme Court opinion, on the one hand, said, as you've just repeated, that there was to be de novo review by the circuit judge in Leon County.

Augustine Says" quotes liberally from the Bishop of Hippo on the interdependence of body and soul ("In no wise are bodies themselves to be spurned, for these pertain not to ornament or aid which is applied from without, but to the very nature of man").

These questions pertain not only to the Mohists' philosophy of language, but to their epistemology.

Also known as cyclic feature detection, these methods pertain not only to spectrum sensing but also to symbol rate estimation, carrier frequency estimation, and modulation identification[14 17].

The claims pertain not just to the operating system, which remains the focus of the government cases, but to Microsoft's alleged monopolization of applications programs.

In particular, some measurements may pertain not to single persons, but to groups of people for example, the average deposition of cesium-137 in a village.

The divine or superhuman character pertained not only to the king but also, in lesser measure, to his family.

The symbolism pertains not only to the expanded building itself, but also to the whole historic waterfront in Hoboken, which is being transformed by new construction, he said.

If Rauch's work is nightmarish, as some critics have asserted, the effect pertains not to its dramas but to their mockery of understanding.

That evaluation pertained not to Christie's ability to seduce voters but to his character, writ in love handles and chins.

The human element pertained not only to the operating staff but also to the management of nuclear plants and even the NRC itself.