Sentence examples for matters noted from inspiring English sources
"For the prime minister, as well as his backers in Washington, criticism of Israel is the only form of anti-Semitism that matters," noted Slate's Joshua Keating.
"We are deeply concerned that tourism is subordinated in favour of more glamorous and trivial matters," noted a follow-up report last year.Why should tourism be promoted by the state?
Many Jordanians feel that parliament has little influence regarding any of the more pressing matters noted above, and they therefore see the electoral stakes as low, with most power remaining in the monarchy, not the parliament.
In a report commissioned by the federal government last year, the National Research Council (congress's official advisor on scientific matters) noted that "the instability of levees and potential of one levee failure to affect others are liable to be major issues for achieving any measure of water-supply reliability or ecosystem rehabilitation".
His previous attempts were met with outcry: Media Matters noted that eliminating CPB from the budget meant cutting funding to the only news organization that was reporting on climate change at the time, while the arts community pointed out that the National Endowment Fund made possible the careers such as that of Tarell Alvin McCraney, the writer behind the Oscar-winning film, "Moonlight".
Regarding the connections with the tobacco industry, the Times reported various communications between the NFL and people in the tobacco industry concerning legal/lobbying matters, noted some NFL personnel who worked on tobacco matters before working for the NFL, and stated that the NFL's main law firm was also one of the principal law firms for the tobacco industry.
Javier Valdez, the journalist who monitors these matters, notes that the murder of Guzmán's son signalled the beginning of a new type of war.
"That happens all the time in the law," said Mr. Josephson, the New York assistant attorney general in charge of charitable matters, noting that Mr. Mastro also serves on the board of another nonprofit group that his office investigated.
In support of this, one can also appeal to a posteriori matters, noting the extant religious traditions that uphold such a notion.
For instance, there's no sign as yet that the advent of physics-based forecasting will improve predictions of the power of a solar storm inside Earth's magnetic cocoon where it matters, notes forecaster Douglas Biesecker of SWPC.
During a sitdown interview with HuffPost last month, Ferguson Mayor James Knowles said he's staying out of municipal court matters, noting that the Justice Department report criticized him for getting involved in a case.
