Sentence examples for In those matters from inspiring English sources
"In those matters which pertain to political good [bonum civile], secular rather than spiritual authority should be obeyed".
Other banking regulators had ignored their responsibilities in those matters, he said.
As freshmen, will they really have any say in those matters?
Both Ziff Davis and Ms. Millard have some experience in those matters.
Even in those matters, though, the court frequently rejects cases on the fuzzy grounds that they aren't "appropriate".
But the Reform Party is silent on social issues like abortion because most members believe the government should not be involved in those matters, party leaders say.
In each of those matters, politics and business collided, and business won.
First, human language reflects in subtle ways those matters of greatest relevance and importance to the value system of each particular culture.
The book's fame derives from the articles he wrote in relation to those matters — "genteelism," "mannerisms," "irrelevant allusion," "love of the long word," to name a few.
"The F.B.I. is coordinating with the Justice Department to see if any laws were broken in connection with those matters related to the I.R.S.," Mr. Holder told reporters.
"If people have caused damage to Commonwealth property, they will be investigated and prosecuted in relation to those matters," Dutton told parliament.
