Sentence examples for pertained not only from inspiring English sources

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

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

Then as now, the deposition of Henry IV was the most hotly debated action taken by Gregory VII, who pursued to its logical conclusion his conviction that papal primacy pertained not only to the spiritual sphere but to the secular sphere as well.

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.

'Identity' pertains not only to how we see ourselves, but how others view us.

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

The diversity of default interpretations pertains not only to their features listed in [1] [8] but also to their provenance.

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].

He added: "This authorization pertains not only to the pilot himself or a person in charge of the presidential plane but also the airport authority who has jurisdiction over the airport in Smolensk which under existing weather conditions should be closed".

These conceptual issues pertain not only to space, but also to time; hyperendemicity in some areas may be seasonal or endemicity only transient.

Possible restrictions associated with the designation of Natura 2000 sites pertain not only to public infrastructure projects or to major companies, but also to small projects undertaken by individuals.