No matter how important they might be.
The first is an old one, reminding us that all politics, no matter how important the players, are local.
His many other shots, no matter how important, seem to drift together in memory like surf sliding up the sand.
The concern is that Nafta will stifle regulation, no matter how important for the environment, health or safety.
These actions cannot be ignored, no matter how important a strategic ally we are told Bahrain is.
But, no matter how important they were, they knew nothing about the world they were moving toward.
President Rajapaksa needs to realize that winning the war, no matter how important, is not the same as achieving peace.
Exposés of, say, managed health care, no matter how important, don't get the juices going like investigations of terrorist cells.
"No matter how important yesterday was, it's not nearly as important as tomorrow and the days beyond".
No matter how important he or the work may be, on these subjects the writer lacks credibility.
No matter how important an issue Congress confronts, it produces, at best, showpiece legislation of dubious merit.
