Meanings of pertain only in English

To simplify the explanation, the drawings which I make pertain only to the edges.

The HSE said the changes would pertain only to women who have already had three cycles of IVF.

Accordingly, the quantity of wearing apparel and the nursery supplies I have suggested pertain only to the early weeks of infant life.

But Ridgway's plea deal pertained only to murders committed in King County.

The original omitted to specify that the research pertained only to North America.

The first sentence claims a right pertaining only to a state of blockade.

The information in the rest of this chapter pertains only to type 2 diabetes.

It even was given a name-theHolocaust-asif mass extermination pertains only to Jews.

She added, "The obligation for a military notification pertains only to uniformed military."

In practice, however, this pertained only to major crimes.

The fulfillment of this command, they say, is very difficult and pertains only to perfection.

What gives the state the right to intervene in decisions pertaining only to my self and contravene them?

Maternal love may exist in the hyaena, but to seek and find God pertains only to man, who has a noble aim.

It was also an era when rock music was seen as a niche commodity pertaining only to people of a certain age and attitude.

The cigarette ban, which was controversially imposed at the start of South Africa's nationwide lockdown in March, pertains only to the sale of tobacco products.

But the section of the law regarding polling place registration pertained only to counties with populations of 100,000 or more.