Sentence examples for of matters of from inspiring English sources

The scripture is full of matters of justice.

The diaries are an unusual mix of matters of state and efforts to escape.

Court sessions are public, except where consideration of matters of public order or decency decides otherwise.

Left out of matters of peace and war are Nepal's five political parties.

Some of them involved trips to Washington to lobby on behalf of matters of interest to the plane owners.

Mr. Keating said that an investigation of "matters of civil rights being violated" should not be "left to the agency itself".

Publicity refers to making information about the operations of government public and provides the opportunity for public debate and scrutiny of matters of public concern.

I'm afraid that, in this instance, it is evident that Logan has written of matters of which he knows little or nothing.

Dr. Robin was the author of "Matters of Life and Death" (Stanford University Press, 1984), a widely used guide for patients weighing the risks and benefits of treatments.

If the Fiscal-Cliff Bowl isn't exactly Alabama versus Notre Dame, there are still plenty of matters of import to be decided.

International pressure behind last year's report led the UN security council to place the issue on its agenda of matters of international peace and security.