Sentence examples for question or matter from inspiring English sources
In addition, Mr. Nihamin said, the law provides that "upon the request of the person presiding at the meeting or any shareholder entitled to vote thereat, the inspectors shall make a report in writing of any challenge, question or matter determined by them and execute a certificate of any fact found by them".
The DMO of Mkuranga felt that it is not only a question or matter of supplying ANC clinics with drinking water, but also of ensuring that HCWs and their supervisors (e.g. CHMT members) are committed or motivated to perform their duties well and interact well with the clients courteously.
Furthermore, the format of the question or the subject matter of the survey is also likely to affect accuracy [ 15].
Headden's workshop warned against "text-to-self" questions, or linking subject matter to the students' life experiences.
That wasn't his father's question or, for that matter, his mother's.
His initial response to any question or comment, no matter how caustic, was typically that it was "perceptive" or "thoughtful".
Although lawyers can be present and generally sit behind witnesses, they rarely can object to the relevance or phrasing of questions, or to matters of evidence.
One style of realist about that subject matter will say that its states of affairs have wide cosmological role: they do contribute to the explanation of things other than our beliefs about the subject matter in question (or other than via explaining our beliefs about that subject matter).
Eight days later, Bridgestone/Firestone announced it would replace any of the tires in question no matter where or when manufactured; that it would do so nationwide; and that it would even reimburse customers who chose to replace Firestone tires with another brand.
Bill Maher always talks about the "bubble" some rabid conservatives live in, where they can make up a fantasy about Obama or anyone else and never be challenged or questioned no matter how bat shit crazy that fantasy may be.
This may sound like a fanciful question, a matter of philosophy or science fiction.
