But then again, no: arithmetic has its own special subject matter, the natural numbers and the arithmetical relations that hold between them.
Thorough bibliography, general index, index of Latin words, and four appendixes on special matters (meter, grammar, and manuscripts).
Solicitors confer with clients, give advice, draft documents, conduct negotiations, prepare cases for trial, and retain barristers for advice on special matters or for advocacy before the higher courts.
He was also known for strong principles and an independent streak, a reputation that made him a popular choice for blue-ribbon commissions and high-profile investigations of corporate malfeasance — to the point that he established a whole "special matters" practice at his law firm to handle such assignments.
Two committees of Uber's board of directors, including one focused on "special matters", were also made aware of the Jacobs Letter.
(via) The penultimate story in our "man still struggling to exert total control over his environment" special mattered approximately infinity times more on Saturday morning than it does now.
Many ontological naturalists thus adopt a physicalist attitude to mental, biological and other such "special" subject matters.
Mrs. Bos, 28, is a special-matters and government-investigations litigation associate in the New York office of King & Spalding, an Atlanta law firm.
