Sentence examples for matters presenting from inspiring English sources

"Today," Justice Scalia added, "virtually every state has enacted some type of recusal law, many of which, not unlike Nevada's, require public officials to abstain from voting on all matters presenting a conflict of interest".

His actions, he said, will be based on "unassailable science" and he will focus his "most urgent attention" on matters presenting the greatest risk to public health and the environment.

E. Hariyoshi, G. Ranade, and A. Sahai, "When causality matters," presented at Information Theory and Applications, La Jolla, Feb. 2016. A. Sahai, "Research and Beyond," presented at IEEE DySpAN PhD Forum, Oct. 2015.

An investor should develop the internal expertise and staffing necessary to formulate its own voting guidelines, communicate with corporations and evaluate matters presented to a shareholder vote.

It was also observed that the hydrophobic fraction accounted to about 50% of the total matters presented in the fraction < 0.45 μm of all leachate samples.

The Sejm elected a committee of thirty to deal with the various matters presented.

Asset managers should devote sufficient time and resources to evaluate matters presented for shareholder vote in the context of long-term value creation.

Although our physiotherapists recognised the importance of patients' social and psychological contexts, they were also fully aware of the challenge that such matters presented.

Not surprisingly, the problem of curtailment was used as a prime example of a matter presenting these difficulties.

The Times attempts to shed some light on the subject matter, presenting a number of theories.

"Changing Stores, Changing Streets" looks at traditional and new ways of shopping, and "Places That Matter" presents the social and political role of neighborhood shops.