Sentence examples for matters cut from inspiring English sources

The parliamentary commissioner for standards, who conducted an investigation into the culture secretary's expenses, ruled she should repay £45,800 but the House of Commons Committee on Standards, which has the final say on issues on ethics and disciplinary matters, cut this to £5,800.

Lawyers for the league consider the matter cut and dried based on definitions contained in the collective bargaining agreement.

For 50 years, Bord na Mona has provided bricks of the dried plant matter, cut from the ground of Irish bogs, to power plants that burn it to generate electricity.

Remove the white matter (cut off large chunks where possible, and use curved forceps to pinch off small whole sections of white matter).

"This matter cuts to the heart of what are fundamental values at a great university".

"This matter cuts to the heart of what are fundamental values at a great university," the provost said, adding, "If we are to deny Professor Said the protection to write and speak freely, whose speech will next be suppressed?" It was a high-minded statement indeed.

Complicating matters, Yale cut ties with the man who was leading the effort to find Schwartz a donor, Tedd Collins IV, who started two leukemia-related charities after his daughter, a Yale medical student, died the year before after fighting the disease.

Stay focussed on what matters and cut out distractions.

They are going to make mistakes just as you are - so, as in any relationship, decide what matters most, cut them some slack when you need to and do your best to work with them.

Meninges and white matter were removed and the grey matter was cut into 2-mm fragments and washed twice with phosphate-buffered saline solution (PBS).

We had a principle when we were in government that every child matters, The cuts to child tax credits for families where there are more than two children cut right across that.