Sentence examples for exclusively matters from inspiring English sources

Judges have never asserted, and they are not now asserting, any authority or jurisdiction over parliamentary proceedings or debate, which are exclusively matters for parliament".

The problem of the first is to prove that reality is not exclusively matter.

First, prove that the world is not exclusively matter, next prove that it is exclusively spiritual, and finally determine the nature of spirituality.

"We have to acknowledge an unfairness where Scottish MPs vote on exclusively English matters.

The ICC was to deal exclusively with matters related to war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide committed after July 1 , 2002

It rejected a request to form a board within the St. Francis board of directors that would exclusively handle matters related to the America's Cup.

His writings in this period focused almost exclusively on matters of global security, and Ignatieff was tapped in 2001 to head the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy at Harvard.

Lawmakers were scheduled to continue their hearing on Wednesday morning, when Mr. Genson arrives, and could choose to focus their inquiry exclusively on matters related to Mr. Blagojevich's governing to avoid clashing with the criminal case.

Sexual ethics, for example, has been reduced almost exclusively to matters of consent – as though you couldn't have consensual sex and still be an unethical lover by being selfish, apathetic or degrading.

The Supreme Court, you might think, ought to be concerning itself exclusively with matters weighty and arcane -- cases that involve phrases like habeas corpus and ipso facto and novissima verba.

The xx sing almost exclusively about matters of the heart (Missing, a track on Coexist, might be the most aching lament on romantic separation I've heard) but their love-lives away from the mic have never been very clearly outlined.