Sentence examples for matters referring from inspiring English sources

In a television interview, Mr. Powell said that Mr. Clarke had "served his nation very, very well" and was "an expert in these matters," referring to counterterrorism.

With regard to geographical concepts (with some fundamental differences from other domains that build knowledge of natural and artificial worlds) ambiguity cases are more uncommon, whereas matters referring to linguistic consent are more substantial.

This is especially true on the right, as illustrated by former vice president candidate Sarah Palin's warning during the 2009 debate that the ACA that would bring on rationing and "empower unelected bureaucrats to make decisions affecting life or death health care matters," referring to Medicare's funding of end-of-life counseling sessions as "death panels".

SAC wouldn't name any other of the dozens of matters referred by Mr. Cohen to compliance.

We will produce a note on the legal matters referred to above which we hope you will find of value.

Civil Court judges preside over lawsuits involving less than $25,000, along with other matters referred down to them by the State Supreme Court.

The planned new board – with matters referred, if necessary, to the broadcast regulator Ofcom – theoretically imposes tougher regulation, but threatens potential fresh complications.

Indeed, many of the essays in "Culture Matters" refer to Confucianism as a kind of Asian equivalent of the Protestant work ethic.

Appoints members of the Expediency Council EXPEDIENCY COUNCIL Resolves disputes between Guardian Council and Parliament, as well as matters referred to it by the supreme leader.

Whereas the faculty felt that the major cause of delay is due to inadequate support, fear of failure, lack of reward for increase in workload, and other administrative matters (refer to Table 3).

Dr. Jarvik's office said he would not comment on the matter, referring a reporter to a statement on his company's Web site.