Sentence examples similar to stemming from matters from inspiring English sources

It is legally permissible for campaigns and party committees to foot the bill for legal costs that stem from matters related to the campaign in question.

Jealous points out that their decision to ask the Tea Party to condemn the racists in their midst and on their periphery stemmed from matters such as the Council of Conservative Citizens -- a white supremacist group -- were urging Tea Party membership.

Last week, Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette named a special prosecutor and investigator to look into possible crimes stemming from the matter.

Criminal charges stemming from the same matters were also expected against two men, a former owner of Schlesinger-Siemens and a former company executive, the people said.

The proposal has emerged as one of the most contentious matters stemming from Dodd-Frank.

His group had only recently finished six or seven years of work dealing with insurance matters stemming from the 1993 bombing of the trade center.

Still to be worked out, another lawyer said, were the timing of the payment, method of distribution and certain tax matters stemming from the payment.

On Monday, Jerry Schmetterer, a spokesman for the Brooklyn district attorney, said the office would investigate any matters stemming from the trial referred to it by the Police Department.

"This settlement is another important step in JP Morgan's efforts to resolve legacy related... matters" stemming from mortgage-related securities, JP Morgan spokeswoman Jennifer Zuccarelli said in a statement on Friday.

(The one witness who is allowed to testify is also barred from discussing matters stemming from his belief that homosexuality is a mental disorder).

These compounds represent a diverse array of chemical matter stemming from natural product scaffolds to synthetic structure-based design.