Sentence examples for look at matters from inspiring English sources

The Australian Lawyers Alliance called for an independent judicial inquiry to "look at matters empirically" and examine the Navy's response.

They tended to look at matters of the spirit in the same way they regarded the laws of nature — as a series of immutable rules, handed down by God.

In his new role, Mills said he hoped to use advanced metrics to look at matters like lineup combinations, the length of player contracts and the efficacy of the scouting department.

To measure this, the researchers constructed a second index, using a questionnaire to look at matters such as the administrative burden associated with getting an environmental permit or whether new firms face higher barriers to entry as a result of green rules.

It increasingly seems that De Klerk cannot change from the person an angry Nelson Mandela identified during the democracy negotiations in 1991: "His weakness is to look at matters from the point of view of the National party and the white minority in this country, not from the point of view of the population of South Africa".

It is, however, time to step back and look at matters in a rational manner.

I'm not making a banner dance; I'm using the art form to look at subject matter in a really subtle way".

I understand the police are looking at matters now.

That's because, by way of hyperbolic drama, he's looking at matters of gender and, for that matter, of surgical transformation, with a sincere seriousness and a large dramatic question-mark of soulful mystery.

"But, regretfully, there are double standards in looking at matters that make doves out of occupiers of other peoples' lands and regard those who resist this occupation as terrorists".

Lear, 90, famously created the 1970s sitcom All in the Family, which looked at matters of race and women's rights.