Sentence examples for matter to its from inspiring English sources

Given the incident was not considered to be "extraordinary" by the FA, it felt it could not refer the matter to its new three-man panel of former referees to consider retrospective action.

Insofar as the claim has been flushed out, it appears to be that the department is entitled to conduct its investigations into mistakes such as this entirely on its own (it has referred the matter to its own inspector general) with no role for Congress at all.

It does not seem to matter to its members that their plans are so lopsided that they appear ridiculous.

But, because the linesman had effectively seen the forward raise his a hand, the FA concluded it could not refer the matter to its panel.

Torres's scratch had been to the left side of Vertonghen's face, with the assistant on the other side of the players and therefore unsighted, but because the linesman had effectively seen the forward raise his hand, the FA concluded it could not refer the matter to its panel.

The council said it had voluntarily referred the matter to its external auditors a few months ago.

That information can then be tied to colors (for example, turn red when the weather's getting warmer), so that the displaying color carries with it information that matters to its user's life.

There are many elements to the colored chip as a sign, but it is only its color that matters to its ability to signify.

Nonetheless, whatever happens elsewhere, Mexico matters to its northern neighbour.

In part it was a matter of expediency; the Union had more pressing matters to its south to deal with.

But it also flourished by addressing the issues that shaped and mattered to its audiences.