But it doesn't really pertain to me in my work thankfully.
It was no accident that she received the backing of rural west of Ireland and border county councils where these values still pertain.
An LBA spokesman said the widely reported "special regular medical examination" (SIC) mark on Lubitz's file could pertain to any medical problem.
Other nascent uses pertain to music festivals.
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.
"The most important of these will pertain to an independent media and judiciary, and free and fair elections.
Among the best young mathematical brains, however, that equality does not pertain.
To which side of the line should words, images or phenomena be assigned that belong to earthly reality but also pertain to God?
And they may vote in a way that does not pertain to the issue at hand; if Britain does hold a vote on leaving the EU in 2017, the result may be driven as much by the popularity of the government in power as it will be by the underlying issue.Another example of misinformation is the foreign-aid budget.
The government must get approval to snoop from a FISA court, which is untroubled by niceties such as probable cause, and the communications in question need only pertain to "foreign intelligence information", a phrase so broad as to be utterly meaningless.In extending the FISA Amendments Act, the Senate rejected four sensible amendments.
But any detectable deviation from zero would mean that the laws of physics were different there (and then) from those that pertain in the neighbourhood of the Earth.Such an important result needed verification using a different telescope, so in 2004 another group of researchers looked from the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope (VLT) in Chile.
