Sentence examples for matters to which from inspiring English sources

They apply to takeovers and other matters to which the Code applies.

These are hard, frustrating, complicated matters to which he offers only tentative answers, some of them vague, sentimental, even naïve.

The PCA have compiled a series of online tutorials, called "Mind Matters", to which Trescothick has contributed freely.

But making the apology and making the statement do not dispose of the serious matters to which they refer.

But the major issues for ballet today lie in its presentation of sex, gender and race; these are not matters to which the art form can shut its doors.

The Kremlin, alas, got its money's worth; but on matters to which Moscow was indifferent (or which happened to serve its interests), The Week broke news that was true and important.

It may not be a matter to which you have ever given much thought.

Reality is interesting, powerful, a matter to which we should have strong, unmediated reactions.

A person seeking judicial review must demonstrate a "sufficient interest in the matter to which the application relates".

Ahmadinejad said "extremists should be dismissed (from the Iraqi government) no matter to which group and ethnicity they belong to.

Third, the Plaintiff objected to the subject matter to which Del Favero would testify because it was the same subject matter on which counsel for Goldman and the Special Committee had precluded the Plaintiff from inquiring about at Sanchez's deposition.