Sentence examples for matter to which from inspiring English sources

Reality is interesting, powerful, a matter to which we should have strong, unmediated reactions.

It may not be a matter to which you have ever given much thought.

A person seeking judicial review must demonstrate a "sufficient interest in the matter to which the application relates".

Ahmadinejad said "extremists should be dismissed (from the Iraqi government) no matter to which group and ethnicity they belong to.

Lord Keynes, though a lesser mathematician, wrote that the state of confidence "is a matter to which practical men pay the closest and most anxious attention".

The best writers tend to have a specific subject matter to which they constantly return: Osborne tells dark, thrilling tales of travellers coming unstuck in alien cultures.

Rinfret C.J.C. referred, inter alia, to the judgment of Farwell L.J. in Re Lowe v. Darling & Son, at p. 785 where mention is made of Colquhoun v. Brooks and of the statement of Lopes L.J., at p. 65, that "the maxim ought not to be applied when its application, having regard to the subject-matter to which it is to be applied, leads to inconsistency or injustice".

78), it was said to be the undoubted duty of the court to ascertain the meaning of the legislature from words used in the statute, and the subject-matter to which it relates, and to restrain its operation within narrower limits than its words import, if the court is satisfied that the literal meaning of its language would extend to cases which the legislature never designed to include in it.

They apply to takeovers and other matters to which the Code applies.

These are hard, frustrating, complicated matters to which he offers only tentative answers, some of them vague, sentimental, even naïve.

The PCA have compiled a series of online tutorials, called "Mind Matters", to which Trescothick has contributed freely.