Sentence examples for all matters except from inspiring English sources

By the terms of the Pangkor Engagement (1874), the resident was an adviser whose decisions were binding in all matters except for custom or religion.

The Supreme Court of Kosovo is the highest judicial authority for all matters except constitutional questions, which are decided by the Constitutional Court.

The chief executive is the monarch, who governs in close consultation with the prime minister in all matters except the judiciary; the monarch alone holds the power to appoint judges, grant clemency, and commute prison sentences.

For three years here at Weeb Ewbank Hall (not yet renamed Parcells's Place), it was the great, giant Tuna and his minnow-like minions, in all matters except size of the workload.

Churches should act together in all matters except those in which deep differences of conviction compel them to act separately.

Formerly, in addition to the avocats, there were also avoués and agréés; the former represented litigants in all procedural matters except the oral presentation, prepared briefs, and negotiated settlements, while the latter, few in number, were responsible for pleading in certain commercial courts.

Mr. Bush shoved all matters to the side except the war on terrorism, which he now sees as the defining mission of his presidency, the issue on which he will be judged by history.

He discovers that, after all, nothing really matters except Uncle's love for him.

The territory is self-governing in all matters - including taxation - except foreign policy and defence, which are dealt with by the British government.

In its original incarnation, Einstein considered a spacetime filled with matter excepting one region, the hole, which was matter free.

None of it matters; except all of it matters.