Sentence examples for matters that concern from inspiring English sources

"Matters that concern me and our president can only be announced by him and me," harrumphed Mr Davutoglu.

"When it comes to matters that concern Japan, the two militaries communicate essentially in real time," he said.

The region runs its own tax system, and its Basque-nationalist government wants a place of its own at EU meetings handling matters that concern it.

But the principles they announce apply with full force to ordinances and contracts by municipal corporations in respect of matters that concern the public.

If he intends to run for President in 2008, I hope that he begins to take clearer and bolder stands on the matters that concern Americans.

In an unprecedented move, on 13 January the commission will debate the state of the rule of law in Poland, which could theoretically result in Poland losing its EU voting rights on matters that concern the entire 28-nation bloc.

But my Iris Chase was predestined to be a liar, at least in matters that concerned her dead sister, Laura.

"As a young aspiring writer, I was troubled by how these workshops, aside from the 'art' of writing, did not have anything to say about the matters that concerned me: politics, history, theory, philosophy, ideology".

As a young aspiring writer, I was troubled by how these workshops, aside from the "art" of writing, did not have anything to say about the matters that concerned me: politics, history, theory, philosophy, ideology.

The above quotation indicates that the PTA controlled the meeting by not taking account of the municipal requests and by discussing matters that concerned the regional cooperation body and not specifically the municipalities.

"Ultimately, this is a matter that concerns all of us.