Sentence examples for matters connected with from inspiring English sources

The federal government coordinates much of the state-based research and is responsible for matters connected with national and international perspectives.

Mr. Lindahl said in a statement that he did not want Anglo American to be "distracted by becoming involved in matters connected with my former employment".

Yet, in March 1634 van Dyck returned once again to Antwerp, ostensibly to settle matters connected with his family estate but probably also to establish contacts with the new Spanish governor expected in the fall of that year.

It now seems that this work will be confined to spiritual matters connected with the stewardship of Tibetan Buddhism, which has attracted tens of thousands of converts around the world during the past 30 years.

We are concerned with the conceptual matters related to our own topics, and with some of the technical matters connected with measure theory, probability, and the like.

As for the some considerations on the trajectory set of (NCE) and that of its corresponding linear system (in case ) as matters connected with (3), we refer to Naito [10] and Sukavanam and Tomar [13], and references therein.

On the surface they appear as if they deal with local matters connected to conflicts or social tensions from the place in which I come.

Even with the heavy subject matter, it connected with audiences at the SXSW Film Festival in March 2015, where it had its world premiered and swept the awards, winning both the Grand Jury and Audience prizes.

An ImClone spokesman said the company would not comment because it was a matter not connected with ImClone.

The yearly reports about the air quality status for the year 2013 of the four cities confirm the main pollution problems are the still high concentration of nitrogen oxides and particulate matter, both connected with vehicular traffic emissions.

In the end, the only thing that matters is connecting with the people who help you know yourself, accept yourself and believe in yourself.