Sentence examples for matter listed from inspiring English sources
"We will be seeking to have the matter listed before the court of appeal as a priority so that court can declare the corrupt findings invalid".
Explaining the decision to Wilson, who appeared via videolink from York magistrates court, the judge told him: "I have had the matter listed before me today as part of the sentence, not that part relating to sexual activity with a child, requires correcting".
A spokesman for Students Matter listed New Mexico, Oregon, Minnesota, Connecticut, New Jersey and New York as states where the Vergara arguments could target some aspects of state law.
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Literature in this matter lists a wide array of articles dealing with orthodontic miniscrews; however, the majority of them is limited to case reports, preliminary reports, or case series studies, and the information provided is lacking [25].
Concerning other matters listed in the code of ethics, we feel that we have satisfied safety conditions in lab use and device testing.
The first two, called Golden Letters, were incunabular editions, and the letters also figured prominently in early collections of Pico's works, whose front-matter listed Ficino, Poliziano and other cultural celebrities with whom Pico corresponded Two things made Pico's Latin letters a durable commercial hit: celebrity and education.
Price has not spoken to investigators and is "not aware of any of the matters listed in the warrant," but will cooperate with any investigation, Valencia added.
To determine where to file your divorce, choose the Court closest to you, listed as a Family District Court, or a Court which gives preference to family law matters, listed on pages 7 and 8 of the Subject Matter Jurisdiction pamphlet published by the state of Texas.
Among the Black Lives matter list of demands are an end to mass incarceration and the prison industrial complex, which both grew exponentially under her husband's administration.
Hurley currently serves as Chief Executive Officer and was voted 28th on Business 2.0 magazine's "50 people who matter" list in 2006.
