Other challenges pertained to over-reliance on perceived remoteness from risk, expectation of recovery from infection and practical constraints on the uptake of vaccination.
Almost from the start of play, when Finch lambasted a short, wide delivery from Imran over point and into the members area in front of the old dressing rooms for six, the pair batted along as if this was white-ball cricket and the power play overs pertained.
Though it pertained to a disagreement over whether a few back gardens in Lewisham could be built upon, the case of the secretary of state for communities and local government vs Venn found (in extreme summary) in favour of the government's appeal against the terms of a pre-agreed local plan.
Over 1,000 requests pertained to plumbing issues; 1,700 requests had been filed for broken windows, doors and locks; 387 called attention to broken appliances; and over 200 households had waited over a month for exterminators.
For both the clinical and medication files, the information provided pertained to all diagnoses and medications over the course of each patient's history with the BVAMC and not just those that occurred in 1997 to 2001.
And while Ms. Thomas' comments pertained to the occupation of new Israeli settlements, the issue over a broken promise pertaining to mass immigration into Palestine spans more than 60 years.
As State Department officials reviewed their files, they discovered that Clinton had used a private email account and asked her, as well as her three predecessors, to turn over copies of any messages from private accounts that pertained to official business.
Later, similar rights over the lives and deaths of slaves pertained.
All stories about toy safety, and over half of those about food safety, pertained either partly or wholly to Australia and the domestic health consequences of these goods' importation.
They further estimated that approximately $25/month (or 40% of the total per-patient cost over the two years following treatment initiation) pertained to pediatric ART costs.
