Sentence examples for a current matter from inspiring English sources
The spokesman for the inspector general said Tuesday that the office was reviewing the questions raised in Senator Grassley's letter and could not comment further on a current matter.
However, these authors also stress the following: "… it is a current matter of discussion as to whether these biopolymers may have the potential to influence physiological functions or metabolism in the microorganisms.
The fact that the Holocaust is still a very important, vivid and current matter today is, in fact, a great credit to the very hard work of a broad coalition of people committed to the remembrance of this atrocity — and it was an atrocity".
This current matter involves a young white woman named Abigail Fisher, who says she was denied admission to the University of Texas because of her race.
Several military lawyers and human rights groups said that of all the known cases that have previously arisen in Iraq and Afghanistan, the current matter most closely resembles a gang-rape and murder in Mahmudiya, Iraq, in 2006.
Rangers manager Ally McCoist said: "Obviously I can't or wouldn't comment on a current police matter, but I would have to say I'm shocked.
The company hasn't said exactly what the current matter is, but this latest setback follows previous treatment for pancreatic cancer and an organ transplant.
Should any charges be brought, the official said, prosecutors anticipated that Mr. Braswell would try to block the case by arguing that Mr. Clinton had indeed pardoned him in connection with this current matter.
The team claims that technology evolves so quickly that the time spent on Samsung's side of the battle line is basically irrelevant now, and that "prior representation of Samsung was not substantially related to the current matter".
Alma will need yet another such grant to resolve the current matter.
One current matter of apprehension involves the risks for health and the environment that could be foreseen from the accidental or conscious liberation of microbes that carry synthetic genomes.
