Sentence examples for a matter arose from inspiring English sources

But there were times, Sessions conceded, when a matter arose requiring objectivity, or at least "the absolute appearance of objectivity," to an extent that made a special prosecutor appropriate.

Mr Cameron has said a referendum would be the "simplest" way of establishing the UK's future position in the EU, should such a matter arise.

If a serious matter arose, such as an employee's arrest, Olmstead himself called a friend on the Seattle police force to have it quashed.

"During the course of the confirmation proceedings on my nomination to be Attorney General, I advised the Senate Judiciary Committee that '[i]f a specific matter arose where I believed my impartiality might reasonably be questioned, I would consult with Department ethics officials regarding the most appropriate way to proceed.' .

Perhaps it was just as well that a similarly touchy matter arose before she arrived.

A more mundane matter arose.

The matter arose from a decision by Clinton when she was the Secretary of State to eschew the government's e-mail system for a private one.

Finally, in 1918, a quarter-century after the matter arose, St . Johns Chapel vanished and Trinity put the site on the market for more than $200,000.

Discussion on the matter arose during a first reading item of the details of next year's trip, planned for February 2015, during which 46 students will explore parts of the park through the science education program Nature Bridge.

Black Lives Matter arose after the fatal shooting of a black man by a white police officer in Ferguson, Mo., in August 2014.

The matter arose last week when Mr. Specter told Representative Michele Bachmann, a Minnesota conservative, in a radio interview to "act like a lady".