Sentence examples for from any matters from inspiring English sources

And why had the White House lawyer, Stefan Passantino, recused himself on January 20th from "any matters related to Carl Icahn" if, as of that very day, Icahn had no role in the Administration?

(Even if Comey was fired because of decisions he made during the campaign, it can be argued that Sessions shouldn't have been involved, since he originally recused himself from "any matters related in any way to the campaigns for President of the United States").

She said she sought advice from the general counsel of the F.C.C. and, on April 18, recused herself from any matters involving Comcast or NBCUniversal.

"I want to state on the record right now that I hereby recuse myself from any matters having to do with Blackwater," he said.

He said he would follow the rules and recuse himself for a year from any matters involving the firm or his clients.

Mr. Angelides called Gregory Feldberg "a wonderful, talented guy" and added: "He signed an ethics agreement and a confidentiality agreement and has recused himself from any matters relating to A.I.G".

Moreover, my colleague and I long ago announced that we would recuse ourselves from any matter related to Mr. DeLay.

Dr. Lester M. Crawford, the acting commissioner of food and drugs, said Mr. Troy had "complied with the ethical requirement to recuse himself from any matter involving a past client for a year" after he joined the government in August 2001.

Tony Fratto, a White House spokesman, said in a telephone interview last night that if Judge Mukasey is confirmed, there was no question that he would recuse himself from any matter involving Mr. Giuliani.

Although Mr. Daschle's work might not preclude his appointment, it could raise the possibility that the administration could require him to recuse himself from any matter related to either the Mayo Clinic or some of the clients he advised at Alston & Bird — a potentially broad swath of the health secretary's portfolio.

In a letter to the State Department, General Powell said he would divest himself of the stocks, if confirmed by the Senate, and would recuse himself on a case-by-case basis from any matter of state that might give the appearance of impropriety.