Sentence examples for a matter for which from inspiring English sources

But the well-being of children is manifestly not a matter for which children can be blamed (or praised).

Ms May added: "There are those who feel very strongly about this, we recognise that, and this is a matter for which some people will feel strongly and not able to take the line that the party has taken.

"Although the Justice Department recognizes that the murder of Malcolm X was a tragedy, both for his family and for the community he served, we have determined that at this time, the matter does not implicate federal interests sufficient to necessitate the use of scarce federal investigative resources into a matter for which there can be no federal criminal prosecution," the department said.

The appointment of a federal CISO is a matter for which managing expectations is important from Day One — and Day One was when CNAP was announced.

You are also so indiscriminate and thoughtless about how you have sex that you would use Plan B in a matter for which it was not intended.

That is strictly a matter for Pressbof, which is chaired by Guy Black.

But this is a matter for parliament, which is also in the business of holding governments to account.

As far as they are concerned, dealing with the agonies of women is a matter for charity, which they sometimes misname as philanthropy.

But what they can actually tell us, long after their owners are gone, is a matter for interpretation, which turns out to be something of a specialty of Ms. Doué.

At Amnesty's Secret Policeman's Ball in 1979, Cook performed an eight-minute monologue entitled Entirely a Matter for You, which criticised the summing-up in a recent trial.

Earlier this week, Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull declined to offer any details on what evidence had been found on the simulator, saying it was a matter for Malaysia, which is leading the investigation into the missing plane.