Sentence examples for a matter mentioned from inspiring English sources

No part of a report of an accident occurring in operations of a motor carrier, motor carrier of migrant workers, or motor private carrier and required by the Secretary, and no part of a report of an investigation of the accident made by the Secretary, may be admitted into evidence or used in a civil action for damages related to a matter mentioned in the report or investigation.

The absence of any discernible payoff from those illegal activities remains a matter mentioned only in the shadows.

(f Section 20903 of title 49 of the United States Code provides that no part of a report of an accident investigation under section 20902 of title 49 of the United States Code may be admitted as evidence or used for any purpose in any suit or action for damages growing out of any matter mentioned in the accident investigation report.

Apart from that we have no privileged access to the matter mentioned nor have we been approached by the US government to assist or comment on the matter.

George S. Patton stood almost shoulder to shoulder with them in his anti-Semitism — not that O'Reilly seems to have noticed or, for that matter, mentioned it in his book.

(b 49 U.S.C. 20903 provides that monthly reports filed by railroads under § 225.11 may not be admitted as evidence or used for any purpose in any action for damages growing out of any matters mentioned in these monthly reports.

In the example of the simulation of bulk matter mentioned above, for example, the algorithm driving the smaller level of description is not built by the seat-of-the-pants.

What is important here: Fox News (or any conservative media for that matter) mentioned not at all or only in passing any of these attacks and deaths.

At the Wednesday meetings, no one is ever to mention anyone involved in a dispute by name or, for that matter, mention the name of the gang.

Did the Mail, for that matter, mention such matters when it brought in Kevin Beatty from Northcliffe to replace him?

The name change was one of several matters mentioned in a departmental order, issued Nov. 12 and outlining several aspects of the division's reorganization.