pertains
Americanverb
Etymology
Origin of pertains
Example Sentences
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Material that could jeopardize an active federal investigation, is classified or that pertains to national defence or foreign policy is typically not made public, per justice department policy.
From BBC
Transportation Department has a good guide to seeing what you might be entitled to as it pertains to each individual airline’s rules.
From MarketWatch
But as it pertains to Ohtani and this current Dodgers season, only one question really matters:
From Los Angeles Times
In her request, filed Friday and reviewed by The Times, Fulton indicates the dismissal pertains to only Cage “and as to no other defendant.”
From Los Angeles Times
"I find it odd, to say the least, that the police chooses to withhold information that pertains to foreign citizens from respective embassies," he said.
From BBC
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