Sentence examples for concerns a matter from inspiring English sources
This case concerns a matter of significant public interest, not only in light of the ongoing "going dark" debate over encryption's impact on law enforcement, but also given Messenger's huge user base.
To justify this cost, the Court in Gertz held that the State had an enhanced interest in protecting private reputation and cited the independent First Amendment difficulties inherent in case-by-case judicial determination of whether speech concerns a matter of public interest.
The anti-discrimination legislation does not provide exemptions on grounds of conscience, and quite rightly so; the legislation outlaws discriminating against people on grounds that are not matters of choice (ethnicity, sexuality, age, disability), whereas the 1967 Abortion Act concerns a matter of choice.
"But don't do it unilaterally on a basis of fiscal concerns, a matter of cost-shifting between the state and the commonwealth, and a way of saving a few bucks in the budget without regard to the human beings that are going to be knocked around".
Talk is needed to articulate proposals to make certain concerns a matter of public interest; votes are [End Page 9] needed to ratify such proposals.
In particular, defenders of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) argued that Congress may always define the terms used in federal statutes, even if its definition concerns a matter reserved to the States.
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.
If it were, its failure to admit women (and, until pretty recently, blacks) would be its own concern — a matter for pity as much as outrage.
It was based on true facts; the statements complained about were honest; it concerned a matter of public interest, and the comments were fair.
