Sentence examples for matters which has from inspiring English sources

To healthier matters, which has not always been the way Michael Owen's career has been viewed.

Mr. Ban and his advisers believe they have the prerogative to make decisions in some administrative matters, which has become an issue with the court, he acknowledged.

The row centred on transfer responsibility, with Pulis wanting more control of football matters, which has been the role of Parish and the sporting director Iain Moody.

That suggests old-fashioned constituency spadework matters, which has implications both for electoral reform (does Labour really want any form of PR that scraps the constituency link?) and for the balance whips strike between parliamentary and constituency work.

It has caused me to address matters which had not occurred to me.

"There are many matters which have not been explained," Specter said.

But on some issues, ministers will need to negotiate in Brussels on matters which have been devolved to Wales.

This matter is going to be discussed with the US, these regulatory matters which have an impact on trade.

"We recognise that it is important that the SAPS should have the opportunity to explain the matters which have raised our concern.

We would like your opinion on the following matters, which have been hotly debated over many decades by me and my mum.

Writing was originally regarded not as a means of disseminating information but as a way to fix religious formulations or to secure codes of law, genealogies, and other socially important matters, which had previously been committed to memory.