Sentence examples for matter to bring from inspiring English sources

Once he was inside the camp perimeter, he assumed, it would he a simple matter to bring Meserve and the others to judgment.

The effect is, no poor person can afford to litigate this type of matter to bring it to a resolution, and therefore they lose their home".

What happened to bring down all these great names, and for that matter to bring on the Great Recession?

In 1981 I told her I had an urgent and serious matter to bring up, and drove over to her orderly chalet, before ski-time.

First, the Forms inform matter to bring about primary bodies, such as water and fire, as Timaeus 53b-d, 69b-c suggests (De an. procr.

Sabach and Soker (2015) suggests that if there is enough matter to bring the outer star closer, the CE-phase would lead to a merger in the inner binary.

"I urge the Home Office to expedite matters to bring about an early consultation," he said.

The OLGR spokeswoman said the probity investigation was "in its final stages and Aquis has been made aware of the outstanding matters to bring the investigation to a conclusion".

"It always matters to bring solid criminal cases where you are holding people accountable," he said.

He set up an institute to apply Zen principles to environmental matters, hoping to bring people closer to "the inherent intelligence of wildness".

What matters is to bring about an evolution in Muslim mentalities, Mr. Sarkozy.