Sentence examples for matters known from inspiring English sources

We have made these matters known at my university, and our contracted hours are currently undergoing a thorough review.

In 1994, the speech came the same month he was forced to approve the appointment of an independent counsel to investigate the matters known together as Whitewater.

The agreement ended any criminal liability for Mr. Clinton in the collective matters known as Whitewater, and ended the wide-ranging, $60 million investigation that plagued Mr. Clinton and his wife, now Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York, for much of their time in the White House.

The agreement ended any criminal liability for President Clinton in the collective matters known as Whitewater and ended the wide-ranging, $60 million independent counsel investigation that plagued Mr. Clinton and his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton, for much of their time in the White House.

In 1998, the UNECE Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters, known as the Aarhus Convention [1], entered into force, granting the public their rights to access environmental information.

Imagine, again, a person being asked whether "2+1=3," "Monday precedes Tuesday," and "Marriage entails heterosexuality" are matters known to be true by virtue of "the meanings of the words".

The United Nations officials with whom our government has worked on these matters know that these concerns have no foundation.

A new form of matter, known as a supersolid, made of sodium atoms.

Last month, Mr. Johnson proposed new rules governing fine particulate matter, known as soot.

The product is nutrient-rich organic matter, known as biosolids, that is used as fertilizer.

All other cities must reduce the levels of larger particulate matter, known as PM 10, by 10 percent.