Sentence examples for matters left from inspiring English sources

"Those are all matters left to be pursued at trial," Ms. Stark said.

William Lenox, the ethics officer who approved Mr. Becker's participation in the Madoff matters, left the S.E.C. this year.

While the speakers touched on a panoply of foreign-policy issues, the matters left unaddressed were telling.

(Orwell, who always displayed an intricate knowledge of ecclesiastical matters, left instructions in his will that he be buried according to the rites of the Church of England).

The thermal erosion caused by the igneous intrusion volatilized the organic matters, left a large number of pyrolysis stomata, greatly increased the volume and surface area of pores, especially micropores, and improved the gas adsorption and preserved abilities of the coal.

Surviving parents must cope with closing bank accounts for their deceased child and manage the financial matters left behind.

Egypt's military is silent on political matters, leaving the face of governance to civilian bodies.

National agreements, which are more common in smaller countries, usually settle general matters, leaving more detailed issues for local consideration.

The federal Department of Transportation does not regulate such matters, leaving it up to the discretion of the airlines, said William Mosley, a department spokesman.

But European countries have always fiercely defended their independence in public health matters, leaving the E.U. rather toothless.

The NTC declined to discuss tactical matters, leaving the choice of armament to Chikhachov.