Sentence examples for matters that will be from inspiring English sources

"Mayor Philip Giordano respects and recognizes that issues relating to his release are matters that will be decided by the United States District Court after a hearing," Mr. Bowman said.

Ms Sturgeon described international law on state succession as "ambiguous", adding: "These are matters that will be settled as they have been in international precedents by negotiation and agreement".

But if we get better at communicating the science, at least we can have a healthy, respectful dialogue about matters that will be increasingly important in the coming years.

"This is a silly matter that will be resolved quickly," said a Gruner & Jahr USA executive.

Ancelotti believes a solution will be found, adding: "I honestly think that it's a matter that will be fixed in the coming days.

And as to what can and can't be bought in stores, that's a matter that will be driven by consumers and by retailers responding to that".

I've always expected that this is a matter that will be decided by a higher court, if not the supreme court, then a federal court of appeals".

One All-Star matter that will be considered is the change of the game from National League versus American League to United States players versus international players.

Having the foundation close "would be a very serious matter that will be regretted worldwide," he said, but "we're not sitting on a pile of money that we can pass along".

If it can be shown in a diverse range of seats it does matter that will be a game changer.

The Inter-Governmental Conference (IGC) that will take place in Germany in 2004 offers an opportunity to reflect a focus on children in the European Treaty - a matter that will be addressed at the forthcoming EU Summit in Laeken.