Sentence examples for matters that only from inspiring English sources

The Government's plan to stop Scottish MPs' votes from deciding on matters that only affect England will probably face legal challenge, an influential SNP MP has said.

That quest may be a futile enterprise, but it has shattered the wall of propriety, allowing matters that only a few decades ago were not considered topics of polite conversation to be discussed endlessly.

On the other hand, Mr. Hale said, most of the evidence at the trial was common to all three defendants, so rather than run through the same material three times, it would be quicker to let all three juries hear the common evidence at the same time, but to isolate them when there were matters that only one jury could hear.

But that will be coupled with new legislation giving English MPs a veto over matters that only affect England, including the introduction of an England-only income tax by next March's budget in 2016, on which the new SNP MPs will be barred from voting.

The West Lothian question basically addresses the issue of why Scottish MPs are allowed to vote on matters that only affect England, whereas the corresponding Scottish matters are dealt with in the Scottish parliament and are thus outside the influence of any English MP.

Labour opposes the idea of only allowing English MPs to vote on matters that only affect England, claiming they would create two classes of MPs.

It didn't matter that only two players were manning the outfield.

(It does not matter that only a gemmologist with a loupe can spot the tiny black dots).

So does it matter that only 14% of people regularly attend church these days in the UK? Could more engagement with churches mean healthier communities?

Other protesters said it did not matter that only about 500 people showed up for the anniversary, despite months of Internet organizing.

Jordan Spieth had cut a frustrated figure during his entire Houston stay, a matter that only briefly altered before he left for Georgia.