Sentence examples for matters exclusively from inspiring English sources

Although administrative law judges in New Jersey hear many types of cases, Mr. McGreevey said in an interview that he would hire more judges to handle tenure matters exclusively.

Indeed, until the Great Depression spawned the New Deal legislation of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the court often ruled that many areas of economic activity were matters exclusively for state legislation or not subject to government regulation at all.

DOENITZ: First of all, as a matter of principle, there can be no question of a general consultation with the Fuehrer; as I have already said, the Fuehrer asked for and received advice from me only in matters concerning the Navy and the conduct of naval warfare- matters exclusively and absolutely restricted to my sphere of activity.

It is boycotting a commission chaired by Mr Hague, the leader of the House of Commons, looking into whether Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish MPs should be stopped from voting on matters exclusively affecting England or whether English MPs should be given an enhanced role in the legislative process.

Hence, relief against the alleged division of territories, allocation of routes, and conspiracy to monopolize was a matter exclusively for the Board.

Neither is his subject matter exclusively court-centred and "political," as were the later histories; it includes a far wider range of society, including businessmen and merchants, condottieri and bandits, actors and court favourites, good officials and bad.

Straw says it remains up to Scotland whether Megrahi is released "I would like to assure you that at both ministerial and official level we are continuing to reiterate to the Libyans that any questions of treatment, possible compassionate release or any application to transfer under the PTA and bail are a matter exclusively for Scottish ministers and Scottish courts".

If it had any other object than to affect the election of a member of congress, it was a matter exclusively for the cognizance of the state courts.' It seems to me that in this opinion the court indorses the views expressed by Mr. Justice Field in that dissent, and then repudiated by a majority of the court.

The point Rogers makes with extremely disturbing implications is that foreign policy -- certainly in the time of war and wherever it's being waged and by whom -- is strictly a pragmatic matter, exclusively expedient.

Past studies of Aqp4 expression and localization after ischemia examined grey matter exclusively.

WM (white matter), as opposed to GM (grey matter), exclusively contains axons and their glial cell partners; absent from WM are neuronal cell bodies, dendrites and conventional synaptic structures.