The legislation — which would need to be approved by both chambers of Congress, though the House generally defers to the Senate on such matters — is intended to be supplemented by a new Senate rule that would automatically place the names of dozens of appointees to boards and commissions on the Senate calendar for approval once they have submitted a required questionnaire.
Carol's act is morally wrong if foreseen or foreseeable consequences are what matter, but not if what matter are intended consequences, because she does not intend to make her children sick.
I am skeptical that the assertion "Black Lives Matter" is intended to imply other lives don't.
The rapper explained that this subject matter is intended for entertainment value, likening his music to the horror film genre: "Why can't people see that records can be like movies?
Whether it could protect U.S. citizens against random acts of violence is another matter, even if it were intended to.
"No matter if the parents were intended to be background, with this specific item in this particular program they might simply be foreground because of press attention to it and parental attention to it".
"No matter if the parents were intended to be background, with this specific item in this particular program they might simply be foreground because of press attention to it and parental attention to it". The question is, does the episode violate the grant under which WGBH received federal funds?
We would be asking why it matters if Russia's hacking efforts were intended to benefit Mr. Trump.
The situations put out this week were intended to clarify matters, though with their strained androgynous names — Morgan and Kai, Devin and Ansley — and their suggestive-but-not-too-suggestive details, they also became easy targets for parody, including one by the Web site Gawker.
On other matters (eg. the eligibility criteria), they represented a set of regulations that were intended to be strictly applied.
The conference — officially titled "God's Unfinished Future: Why It Matters Now" — was intended to explore ways to address a Christian laity easily seduced by the lurid horrors of the "Left Behind" fictional series, which imagines a contemporary Rapture, and of which more than forty-three million copies have been sold.
