Contrary to popular belief, this is not, strictly speaking, a matter of double jeopardy, the Constitutional prohibition of charging a defendant twice for the same crime.
The reason I particularly wanted to interview you today is because we're speaking a matter of days after the Paris bombing.
Well, I'm deeply honored to be here today and to speak about a matter which is very dear to my heart, but which is also of fundamental importance to the future or our planet.
CERCLAs failure to speak to a matter as fundamental as the liability implications of corporate ownership demands application of the rule that, to abrogate a common-law principle, a statute must speak directly to the question addressed by the common law.
For Quine, what a person means when they speak is a matter of what it would be reasonable for others to interpret them as meaning.
"Embarrassingly for a resident of California I don't speak a word, but little matter.
The details of their break in 1982, the last time they spoke, remain a matter of disagreement.
Although Gordon Brown indicated today that a decision was imminent, speaking about a matter of days, there was surprise in Washington over his prediction.
"It's not numbered, color-coded, lettered or anything like that," she said, speaking, as a matter of policy, on condition of anonymity.
Once a relation is acquired, and once relations form equivalence classes during training, then responding correctly during equivalence testing may, loosely speaking, be a matter of long-term memory [ 26, 27], for which the patient showed no deficit.
