having to do with

Not to be reductive about what you can do, but I think people might expect that you would make a movie more directly connected to the themes and ideas of your book having to do with identity, yourself as a child of immigrants and growing up in a multicultural community.

He avoids noting that Obama retained several sanctions having to do with Iran’s missile program and its ties to terrorist groups.

Tokyo’s underwhelming viewership is attributable to multiple factors, many having to do with its telecast during the pandemic.

He also said it can’t be ignored that there are “larger societal issues at work … some having to do with race” when discussing the attention Clark generates and how that is received.

There are levels of dirtiness, though, Esposito says: “At the at the end of the day hundreds of thousands of people died from pain medication. Purdue Pharma was found guilty in court, so what more do you need to say. This name should no longer be associated with anything having to do with science or philanthropy.”