"The Farc have expressed concerns about their legal status as pertains to the United States," according to a source close to the peace process.
"A vast proportion of indigenous territories and protected areas are increasingly at risk, with potentially disastrous consequences, including 40% of the indigenous territories, 30% of the protected areas and 24% of the area that pertains to both," said Beto Ricardo of the Instituto Socioambiental of Brazil.
The image of a strutting, aloof, barrel-chested Cantona, upturned collar and all, that pertains from his remarkable time at United, represents only one side of this strange and mysterious man.
A Nash equilibrium, however, is rarely the best possible outcome; it is merely the one that pertains if the players are unable or unwilling to co-operate.That insight has found wide application in both the social and the biological sciences.
After a previous horrific child killing that of Victoria Climbié in 2000, also in Haringey social work as it pertains to children was brought under the ambit of "children's services", which also encompass education and big chunks of policing and health care.
America has much more extractable gas in shale than previously thought, and the same geology pertains around the world.
Education and research Alan Story, a specialist in IPR at the University of Kent, in Britain, reckons that copyright, particularly as it pertains to education and research, will be the next big battleground.
Theoretically, then, an OTEC plant can be built anywhere that the ocean has a surface temperature above 25°C and is more than 1km deep.Fortunately for the technology's supporters, that state of affairs pertains in several places of interest to America's Defence Department.
The trend is particularly acute in the plains states, but also pertains in much of the Midwest and the South.
"To allege" means " to assert to be true", and so pertains either to the assertion of a suspect's guilt ("The police allege that Smith committed the robbery"), or to the existence of the crime itself, when this is not yet shown: an alleged conspiracy, say, or an alleged fraud.
If the Republicans retake the Senate next year and have the opportunity to pass major legislation, I think it very likely they'll get rid of the filibuster, or pare it back in some complicated way that pertains to the issues they consider important.
