Sentence examples for matters amounts from inspiring English sources

The ruling, by the Cairo Court for Urgent Matters, amounts to a preliminary injunction shutting down the Brotherhood until a higher court renders a more permanent verdict.

Mr. Garbus argues that Mr. Gibson's having invoked the Fifth Amendment on some matters amounts to a waiver of his right to address them in challenging Ms. Grigorieva's domestic violence claim or in supporting his own allegation of extortion.

"These matters amounted cumulatively to grave misconduct," Morgan said; McCauley's conviction was quashed.

If Murdoch's opinions on these matters amounted to fiat, Romney likely would not have won the nomination last time around.

"Senator Roth would be viewed as having essentially total access to other committee members of matters amounting to billions of dollars," said Wright Andrews, a lobbyist and former president of the American League of Lobbyists.

This lack of form of matter amounts to lack of reason for Numenius (alogos; fr. 4a.1 4).

Treated olive mill wastewater still contains relatively high organic matter amounts in an important volume of water and could be used as a potential fertilizer, especially for soils and crops.

Moreover, the mutagenicity correlated with particulate matter amounts.

Ben Carson, a neurosurgeon, a Republican and the sole African American in the presidential race, said in an appearance in Harlem last month that Black Lives Matter amounted to finger-pointing and a distraction from real problems.

Some of the justices said the case presented the sort of political question not fit for judicial resolution, a stance that would as a practical matter amount to a ruling for the executive branch.

Mr Muldoon speculates that the title of one of Hughes's early books, "Moortown", together with some of its subject matter, amount to evidence of the fact that the idea of Marianne Moore was gnawing away at him because the name Moore is "present" in Moortown.