Sentence examples for pertaining to us from inspiring English sources

Thinking we are duty bound is simply respecting certain laws pertaining to us.

Senator John McCain, who was wrong about Iraq, wrong about the surge in Iraq, wrong about the surge in Afghanistan, wrong about Libya, and wrong about most everything else pertaining to US security, has "vetted" the Syrian rebels he now wants to send arms to.

And while Jourova added that she understands that explanations pertaining to US national security issues "cannot be fully concrete", she said she still expects more detailed information on what happened, and the reasons why Yahoo was asked to scan customer emails.

He has also been quick to take credit for any positive news pertaining to US-based manufacturing, like the Softbank news that arrived late last year.

This is a special case of something we will see again and again, viz., that knowing what kind of mathematical objects represent the elements in some set (here, the values of a physical quantity; later, the states that a system can assume, or the quantities pertaining to it) tells us a very great deal (indeed, arguably, all there is to know) about the relations among them.

Data on perceptions and beliefs pertaining to bats gave us clues to the context in which such an intervention would operate.

The five-page memorandum, termed an agreement between the US and Israeli intelligence agencies "pertaining to the protection of US persons", repeatedly stresses the constitutional rights of Americans to privacy and the need for Israeli intelligence staff to respect these rights.

The Irish High Court has referred for a second time a legal challenge to Facebook's EU-US data transfers to Europe's top court, seeking a preliminary ruling on a series of fundamental questions pertaining to the clash between US mass surveillance law and EU citizens' fundamental privacy rights.

Our population based registers, from which we were able to retrieve a non-selected nationwide cohort of widows, diminish problems pertaining to selection and give us full control over the denominator in calculating the participation rate.

In this context, Waite (2009) reported that the earliest record of US patents pertaining to bamboo textile was made by Philipp Lichtenstadt in 1864 (U.S. patent and Trademark office 2008).

After discarding all duplicate articles and restricting the search to manuscripts available in the English language and pertaining to human subjects, 2 of us (SJK, WP) reviewed each remaining abstract manually.