Sentence examples for discusses matters from inspiring English sources

The President should discuss matters relating to Israel the same way he discusses matters relating to the UK -- with its representatives.

The late Pope discusses matters of belief, suffering and hope.

The same can apply to the parliamentary delegates when the Assembly discusses matters which are taboo to them.

He discusses matters like the order of sacrifices in the ancient Temple in Jerusalem, the doctrinal arguments between different Jewish sects in the Roman Empire, and the varieties of Jewish mysticism, or Kabbalah.

"I'm just glad I live in a state where it'd be illegal to fire me," said the woman, who asked not to be named in this piece while she discusses matters with her employers.

It has a plenary Assembly, which holds the budgetary power; a permanent Council elected triennially, which, among other things, adopts the Annexes to the Convention; an Air Navigation Commission; an Air Transport Committee; and a plenary Legal Committee, which discusses matters of air law of common interest to members and prepares draft conventions for their consideration and acceptance.

For example, the PTA's approach to the municipalities is to discuss traffic service demands, while the PTA discusses financial matters with the county council, and joins a steering committee at the request of the regional cooperation body.

Rose discusses these matters in a serious monotone, his expression fixed.

Mulaney's sets are not as squeaky clean as Seinfeld's, but he discusses corporeal matters with notable discretion.

The F.S.B. rarely discusses spying matters openly, but it said in a statement that it had acted to defend itself because of spying by Ukraine.

(Ruse 2005 discusses these matters in much detail).