Sentence examples for concerning a matter from inspiring English sources
Mass, the cardinal noted that "a letter is available for everyone as you leave the cathedral, concerning a matter that is on the minds of all of us: the violation of young people by the clergy".
Until implementing legislation is enacted, existing domestic law concerning a matter covered by an international agreement that is not self-executing remains unchanged and controlling law in the United States". There is no implementing legislation for the Paris Agreement.
But if a court regards, as it may, a publication concerning a matter of law pending before it, as tending toward such an interference, it may punish it as in the instance put.
"Equally appalling is the fact that the board of the Biennale, apparently under pressure from certain individual artists, has decided to decline to accept funding from a generous benefactor, because of the political opinion of those individual artists, concerning a matter which has nothing to do with the Sydney Biennale," Brandis wrote.
Whenever cornered, President Richard Nixon invariably excused the existence of the burglary team that The Post had traced to the White House by contending that these "plumbers" were not out to wiretap the Democratic National Committee but were on a mission to investigate leaks concerning a matter of national security so grave and highly classified it could not even be discussed in public.
Confirming that Redknapp and Storrie were being questioned, their club said: "Portsmouth Football Club can confirm that chief executive Peter Storrie and manager Harry Redknapp have today been asked to help police with their inquiries concerning a matter dating back to 2003.
The questions mentioned a recent court case in which we were defendants and concerned a matter on which I had given evidence to a parliamentary select committee.
It was based on true facts; the statements complained about were honest; it concerned a matter of public interest, and the comments were fair.
When it concerns a matter of principle, I don't think one should be ashamed of making a scene.
Users may want information to remain private even if it does not concern a matter which is legally defined as "sensitive" information.
