Sentence examples for that doesn't pertain from inspiring English sources

Number four can't be the only commandment that doesn't pertain to me.

I, along with other Clevelanders, long for another call-out of sorts, one that doesn't pertain to Cleveland Cavaliers wins or NBA titles: One Man, One City, 400,000 people... Everyone step up!

"But that doesn't pertain to the immediate problem if the problem is the 2003 Yankees.

Her response to it is to reveal no opinion or feeling that doesn't pertain to her films.

have vocally opposed legislation that doesn't pertain to mobile technology networks.

That means editing out information that does not pertain to predators or to prey.

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.

When trials are used as the primary mechanism of transitional justice, their very subjection to the rules of evidence means that some important information (namely testimony that does not pertain to specific indictments, or evidence obtained without full due process etc).

(We're talking about "the Huntsman act that does not pertain to his economic plan," mind you).

The All Lives Matter crowd refuses to acknowledge pain or suffering that does not pertain to them personally.

Besides, everyone should defend themselves in whatever way they can, because we should not adopt a problem that does not pertain to Libre".