Through her work with UNICEF and BBB, Daphne shows mothers in the country how finding time to breast-feed exclusively is simply a matter of proper time-management and freely asking others for help whenever one needs it.
Straw says it remains up to Scotland whether Megrahi is released "I would like to assure you that at both ministerial and official level we are continuing to reiterate to the Libyans that any questions of treatment, possible compassionate release or any application to transfer under the PTA and bail are a matter exclusively for Scottish ministers and Scottish courts".
Judge Stewart Dalzell, in upholding the new law in the church's lawsuit, acknowledged that the law "reaches down to what has traditionally been a matter of almost exclusively local concern".
For this reason it is a matter of discussion as to whether these enzymes exclusively possess solvent-exposed substrate binding sites (Liers et al. 2013a).
'There's always pain and joy to be explored, it's a matter of how willing you are to go there,' says Vernon, speaking exclusively to OMM.
Integrity does not seem to be exclusively a matter of how people approach plainly moral concerns.
Actually, the mere linguistic and conceptual turn from 'forecasting' to 'foresight', which has happened few decades ago, assumes the existence of such an element, as long as the future ceased to be exclusively a matter of expert judgments with strong claims of prognostic accuracy.
Like the multiplicity in a column with infinite mass-transfer rates, that in an infinitely long column with finite mass-transfer rate is exclusively a matter of phase-equilibrium and flow-rate and hold-up ratios and is independent of mass-transfer effects.
Speaking on Radio Ulster's Good Morning Ulster on Monday, he also said his party had made it clear that matters internal to Northern Ireland - welfare reform, parades and flags and emblems - were "exclusively a matter for the Northern Ireland and the UK governments".
In response to Ms Villiers' offer of talks, Jeffrey Donaldson from the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) said his party had made it clear that matters internal to Northern Ireland - welfare reform, parades and flags and emblems - were "exclusively a matter for the Northern Ireland and the UK governments".
