Sentence examples for regard a matter from inspiring English sources

Most important, there can be no agreed resolution of the refugee issue and no closing of claims in this regard, a matter of vital Israeli interest.

However, this distinction is debatable, and the view has been taken that courts sometimes simply regard a matter as one involving an error of law if they wish to adopt an interventionist approach, and seek to allow judicial review to take place.

We believe it would be advisable to gather additional data in this regard, a matter that should be easy to tackle now that we have a short questionnaire.

The official noted that the RCC would benefit from hearing both sides regarding a matter.

A particular client had an associate with whom they were working -- but had not had prior contact with the staff -- send an email to the office regarding a matter related to the project.

With the expressed intent of removing "all doubt... regarding a matter of great importance, a matter which pertains to the Church's divine constitution itself," the pope formally declared in the letter, "that the Church has no authority whatsoever to confer priestly ordination on women and that this judgment is to be definitively held by all the Church's faithful".

[17] States with anti-SLAPP legislation give the person being sued for defamation (the defendant) an opportunity to strike the case because the alleged defamatory statement may pertain to speech regarding a matter of public concern.[18] Anti-SLAPP actions address whether the defamation complaint is malicious.

The product they represent we regard as a matter of choice for the society at large".

The only thing we can regard as a matter of principle is that we should not ban religion-based NGOs from places where people practise a different religion from their own.

But Weinstein, bouncing fervently in his chair, says his commitment in the latter regard is a matter of soul, not just sense.

The idea of recognizing and cultivating capabilities for autonomy in health care might be regarded as a matter of demonstrating appropriate respect and/or of being responsive to individuals.