On two matters, at least, all parties seem to agree.
However, they are right on two matters, and the importance of these points would be difficult to exaggerate.
Critics of the Bush administration and the Iraq war have focused on two matters in the minutes.
AFTER months trying to please everybody George Bush, Tony Blair, Vladimir Putin, the United Nations, the European Union Silvio Berlusconi, Italy's prime minister, has made up his mind on two matters.
On two matters, however, all nine Justices were of the same mind: first that the secular courts will be slow to enter into questions concerning the autonomy and self-regulation of religions.
It would allow them to weigh in on two matters essential to their future: how the costs of austerity should be distributed, and how the fight against corruption should proceed.
The authors are straightforward on two matters that many students are apparently hardwired at birth to find boggling: whether periods and commas belong inside or outside quotation marks, and whether inverted commas (sometimes called "single quotation marks") are an appropriate way to indicate an "ironic" usage.
The document stated that Mr. Chang had "received and/or solicited" the senator's help on four matters: the North Korean debt, Mr. Chang's attempt to buy a $1.5 billion life insurance company in South Korea, letters of introduction for business associates, and a college recommendation letter for a friend.
This discussion focuses on two matters: participant selection on the basis of age and on the basis of participants' needs.
Similarly, when he advocates unity, he is rejecting the view held by some Daoists that one can be truly concentrated on one matter only if one has given up all knowledge of other matters; and in advocating stillness, he is rejecting the view that one's knowledge can be orderly only if one entirely quiets the movements of the heart.
