Sentence examples for matters brought from inspiring English sources

"We are reviewing this as we do all matters brought to us," she said.

In 2010 the Serpentine show Modern Moral Matters brought together his political works including Shock and Awe (2007-08).

Internal Affairs Bureau cases and other matters brought directly by the police make up much of the work, and in those cases departmental advocates will still work as prosecutors.

At one time, he hoped to open a restaurant in Singapore, but family matters brought him back to New York and kept him occupied, so he has not been working for the past couple of years.

His father retired as the deputy administrator, in Brooklyn, of the New York City Department of Education's Office of Board of Review, which considers complaints and other matters brought against the public schools.

It bears noting that the office of the ombudsman is available to anyone who feels their rights have been abused and will open an investigation into matters brought to their attention".

That independent streak on international matters brings us to the sermon of the day.

Poor has removed himself from day-to-day matters, bringing in a CEO.

Place matters, bringing differing opportunities and constraints, so that integration 'can evolve in distinctive ways in different places' (Platts-Fowler & Robinson, 2015, p. 476).

While suspension of judgment in moral matters brings freedom from disturbance, it does not lead to immoral behavior — anymore than it leads to the foolhardy behavior of the first tradition about Pyrrho's life.

Legal experts said that a matter brought before such a panel required negotiations, and that without China's presence it was unlikely that a proceeding could take place.