It is understandable that members of Congress do not want to cross their president during wartime, particularly on a matter related to national security, but moderate Republican congressmen should not be deterred from backing the stronger measure.
"At most times we impose a kind of discipline upon ourselves — nobody imposes it on us — particularly on a matter that the Israeli government has asked for unanimous support from the Jewish community," said Samuel Norich, the publisher of The Forward, a Jewish affairs weekly based in New York.
Rees-Mogg would have us believe he is motivated by the plight of the poor, whom he says are "most particularly" punished as a "matter of choice not of necessity...
He worries particularly about permits, a matter that many newcomers overlook.
Certainly the municipal lawyers who asked for legal guidance from the state deserved no less, particularly as to a matter about equality under the law that was making national headlines.
English, particularly grammar, is a matter of memorization.
In particular, effects of fibers at relatively low doses, particularly for mesothelioma, remain a matter of evolving opinion, especially when integrated with the divergence of opinion on relative pathogenicity of different fiber types.
The possibility that election records might have been destroyed is a particularly serious matter in Florida, a state with one of the country's toughest laws on public records.
The credit for decoding the human genome is a particularly delicate matter, however, because a Nobel Prize is expected to be awarded for the work and the prize can be split only three ways.
Not particularly; it was more a matter of character – of piquing the conscience of her erstwhile hedonist.
