Yes, the ECJ rules on matters that affect us.
Are staff not to be trusted when it comes to debating matters that affect their services?
Acting in unison, the scientific community can have a powerful influence on matters that affect research.
Others say colleges must be involved in matters that affect their ability to provide a safe educational environment.
Sadly, David Cameron will probably never appear on The Trews and speak about matters that affect Britain.
"We want to give them the right to voice their views, freely and confidently, on the matters that affect them".
Of course the Secretary of Agriculture always has before him or in prospect matters that affect farmers, just as the President always has before him or in prospect matters that affect college and professional sports, and the Secretary of Education matters that affect high schools.
Bailey wrote: "We must also respect the mandate of our 232 MPs, elected by 9.3 million voters, to make decisions on matters that affect their constituents.
Nor does there seem to be a great outcry from Americans for Mr. Clinton to intervene either more often or more forcefully in matters that affect their lives.
They are often uneducated, and while they are very knowledgeable about their own industry, they don't necessarily understand the social, economic and political matters that affect them.
He was there to encourage students to vote, to become active in matters that affect them directly, and to believe in their own power to effect change.
