Some of them pertain only to the really freaky boys".
Our objections pertain only to research on stem cells derived from embryo cloning.
The criminal charges against Sandusky pertain only to boys named as Victims 1 through 10 in court records.
And its new powers pertain only to those banks deemed systematically important, a designation determined by political appointees.
Pope Benedict XVI has not yet signed the document which would pertain only to candidates for the priesthood, not to those already ordained.
The proposed changes pertain only to elementary and middle schools; proposals to change the high school report cards will be released next month.
If I've bought a co-op apartment "as is," doesn't that pertain only to the interior of the apartment and not to the structure itself?
They maintain that the courts' recent rulings on this matter are narrowly drawn, and that they pertain only to Argentina, which has a unique, decades-long history of recalcitrance.
The First Circuit case, and several other cases moving through the courts, pertain only to one piece of the anti-gay marriage law, known as Section 3, which defines marriage as being between one man and one woman.
"Equal justice for all" is a phrase prominently displayed in many of our country's courthouses; it doesn't exclude immigrants, and it certainly shouldn't pertain only to cases decided before 2010.
That's partly because Gill, and several other cases moving through the courts, pertain only to one piece of the antimarriage law, known as Section 3, which defines marriage between one man and one woman.
