Sentence examples for that certain matters from inspiring English sources

It has been replaced with the division-of-powers theory - the principle that certain matters are not for the courts.

President Reagan originally opposed the higher age limit on the ground that certain matters of concern to the states should not be subject to the Federal dictates.

And, while states' rights has been used as an excuse to justify plenty of bad policies, the idea that certain matters are better handled at the state level remains an important one.

There's a concept that certain matters, cultural issues, education and management of social affairs can be federalised in a certain sense, not on a geographical basis, but on an ethnic basis, on a cultural basis.

But he doesn't want it to be a federal law: While states' rights has been used as an excuse to justify plenty of bad policies, the idea that certain matters are better handled at the state level remains an important one.

But we might also suppose that emotional experience, for example, is relevant to the epistemology of religious belief in other, less direct ways: not now because it is bound up with an experience of God or some sacred space, but just by virtue of its role in signalling that certain matters are properly the object of attention.

The results show that certain matter particles decay differently from their antimatter counterparts.

"I don't know that I set out to find a genre thriller, something that was dealing with certain matters that we did here," Milo Ventimiglia, who's enjoying great success with NBC hit show "This Is Us," said of joining "Devil's Gate" during the Q&A.

And so, suddenly, there are certain matters that fall to you as the responsible adult.

"However, there are certain matters that cannot be overlooked," he claimed.

But if you want to get to the heart of certain matters, that might be difficult".