Sentence examples for on matters affecting from inspiring English sources
"On professional issues, on technical issues and on matters affecting the investing public, we should speak as a profession".
On Tuesday he said he had meant that the court had deferred to Congress on matters affecting interstate commerce — like health care — "at least since Lochner".
Out had gone Russia's central demands, for a "legally binding" treaty defining its relations with NATO, and for a veto on matters affecting Russian interests.
But a follow-up inspection in May found it still failing to meet three minimum safety standards; and six other BMI hospitals have also recently had less serious but significant adverse CQC reports on matters affecting patient safety.
A year and a half of momentous policy blunders on matters affecting the Sunni minority has left Washington without very promising or attractive options for drawing residents of the Sunni region, north and west of Baghdad, into the electoral process.
The ethics waivers made public last week apply to numerous officials who are now working on matters affecting the same companies and industries they represented before joining the Administration.
Devout Buddhists in Bhutan turn to religious leaders for advice on a wide range of matters affecting their lives, including the care and protection of their children.
But he said on regulatory matters affecting Murdoch's business directly, "we decided more often against than in favour".
It also included the legal right of employees to be consulted by employers on all matters affecting their interests as employees.
We, as Palestinian people living inside Israel and on the basis of our historic right and international law, have full right of veto – not only on matters that affect our lives, such as the return of the refugees, the Jewish identity of the state and population exchange, but also on all matters affecting and infringing the rights of the Palestinian people.
Moreover, Mr. Blair said, the newspapers' backing remained steady through two more Labour election victories, although Labour "decided more often against than in favor" on regulatory matters affecting Mr. Murdoch's companies.
