ONLY two out of 200 pages in Paul Myners's recent, sweeping review of institutional fund management in Britain discuss the matter of stockbroking commissions.
In early January Mr Thein Sein gave a speech in which he discussed the matter of the presidency.
The President of the United States, Franklin Roosevelt, and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Winston Churchill, discussed the matter of command arrangements in the Pacific in Washington, D.C., on 9 March.
A Gore spokesman said today only that Mr. Gore and Mr. Mbeki discussed the matter of AIDS in Africa.
He decided to fly to Milne Bay to discuss the matter of resupply in general with Barbey.
We're all concerned that a governor who can postpone Halloween seems unwilling even to discuss the matter of voting in a state that's fallen off the grid.
I think, that is not true: It has been shown, that already Darwin has discussed the matter of neutral changes in his ''The Origin if Species....'.'(1859) including the possibility of them being established by chance (Arnheim, 1973).
Yet a Cartesian interpretation does not seem impossible here, especially in light of remarks elsewhere; in discussing the possibility of thinking matter, the immaterial soul against which he contrasts it is unextended.[25] As for the concept of body, their views are again similar, without being identical.
In discussing the relationship of privacy matters with technology, the notion of data protection is most helpful, since it leads to a relatively clear picture of what the object of protection is and by which technical means the data can be protected.
The president mentioned the Russia investigation when discussing the matter in private and drafted a list of officials who have angered him for Sanders to read at the lectern in the White House briefing room, the aides said.
