Sentence examples for a matter under consideration from inspiring English sources

Asked where the 153 asylum seekers were, Campbell said: "In regard to that issue and the venture that you speak of, that is a matter under consideration by the high court so it would be inappropriate for me to comment further".

Menendez said they were invited but declined to come because they felt it was inappropriate to weigh in on a matter under current consideration.

When Mr. Grassley asked about his personal views on the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act, which Mr. Srinivasan last month opposed before the Supreme Court, the nominee said he was reluctant to discuss a matter currently under consideration by the court.

SJ and BSN held a full-time employment at the time of analysis for an entity (name of entity: Exiqon A/S) having a commercial interest in the subject matter under consideration in the manuscript.

Thorarinn Blondal and Søren Morgenthaler Echwald held full-time employments at the time of analysis for an entity (name of entity: Exiqon A/S) having a commercial interest in the subject matter under consideration in the manuscript.

The board's statement went on to say: "A number of mistakes were made by a number of individuals in handling the matter under consideration, and that the Bank's systems did not prove robust to the strain under which they were placed".

"Thou shalt not" carries a certain energy that casts a dark shadow over our relationship with the matter under consideration.

The matter under consideration is grim – a man accused of kicking his seven-month-year-old daughter to death – but writer-director Christian Vincent has a gift for notching up comic detail in the margins: the flu-ridden judge being injected by his doctor in the buttock; his insistence on the proper courtroom terms of address.

The Interior department, which has had the matter under consideration for more than a year, is expected to soon decide whether to require approval under the National Environmental Policy Act.

Generally, these committee members dedicate the vast majority of their professional time to performing interventional procedures; as such, they represent a valid broad expert constituency of the subject matter under consideration.

The general tendency among human rights activists, including members of the judiciary such as Garzón, has been to present law and morality as inseparable, at least in cases when the matter under consideration is clearly within the jurisdiction of a court.