The Communist Party USA's well-documented role as an espionage outfit for Stalin's Soviet Union is mentioned matter-of-factly in a single sentence in your article.
The Annual Report of the Court of Auditors contains suggestions in this regard, and once again mentions matters concerning the SESAME Programme.
Our report mentions matters relating to social protection and the social implications of this change, and I am indebted to the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs and particularly Mr Cercas, draftsman of the opinion from that committee - the only committee that has been able to complete an opinion in the short space of time available - for his hard work.
Chinese annals mention, matter-of-factly, that during a minor siege in 1232, a catapult called the "ho pao," or"fire-stone-throwing machine" was in use.
Did the Mail, for that matter, mention such matters when it brought in Kevin Beatty from Northcliffe to replace him?
I mentioned these matters to my partner.
Some reports also noted that trade issues came up, but none mentioned energy matters.
This being 2010, she mentioned the matter on Facebook.
The priest never mentioned the matter, he said.
You are the first, do you know, to whom I have mentioned the matter.
