“He is a learned man in most matters that pertain to art.”
“In its Bretton Woods version, the Fund scheme contains two general adjusting mechanisms which pertain to the machinery of the world's monetary system as a whole.”
“So we have agreed to a common set of rules that will pertain in all of our states.”
appertain
To belong to or be a part of, whether by right, nature, appointment, or custom; to relate to.
To belong as a part, right, possession, attribute, etc..
“The position is quite different from that which appertained in the Ireland case.”
“To be noted, the Seigniory of la Tour appertained to the Seigniory Chantemille.”
“The cause why the pope so did accurse and depose him was, that the said Otho did take and occupy cities, towns, and castles, which the pope said appertained to him.”
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