Object

• today: Another important condition that prevailed at the time, and it still pertains today, is that reforms were given under pressure from below.

• year: Unknown health inc insurance oxford parameter pertaining year comes from the two-year quot.

• pattern: The same pattern pertained in all white-led Pentecostal denominations until the 1990s.

Preposition: at

• time: Any purchases from the bar shall be in accordance with local licensing laws pertaining at the time.

Modifying Another Word

• thereto: Membership of the Society shall itself not be deemed to confirm membership of the Guild or any of the privileges pertaining thereto.

• specifically: Use this page to set global group privileges that pertain specifically to the portal.

• directly: Comments that do not pertain directly to the discussion topic.

• especially: Primate testing often fails to predict dangerous side effects of medications, especially pertaining to the induction of birth defects.

• mainly: There were just a few negative responses, mainly pertaining to the slow speed of the program on the computers used in the study.

• particularly: The aim of the Society is to promote genealogy and local history particularly pertaining to the Biddulph area.

Used with why or when

• when: If today's conditions pertained when they were admitted, they'd be out now.

Infinitive complement

• love: Tom If you are chasing the most up-to-date opinion pertaining to love poetry.

• file: The only real importance of group relationships pertains to file permissions.

• capture: However, it is a relentlessly gloomy and overtly pretentious film that pertains to capture passion and genius, but instead descends into melodrama.

• fire: He serves as the force commander's fire support coordinator and speaks for the force commander on all matters pertaining to fire support.

• place: To you it will pertain to place aright In Truth's great temple whom herself esteems Her true disciples.

• use: You must comply with all directions issued by HomeLink UK pertaining to use of your User ID and password.

Preposition: in

• case: Mrs E Bell: That still pertains in this case?