Sentence examples for that such matters from inspiring English sources

Still, it's good to keep reminding ourselves that such matters are complex.

He insisted that such matters "must be settled by the academic profession".

One way of expressing this approach is to say that such matters are "non-justiciable".

It is obvious that such matters can only be dealt with in private session.

The thought that such matters required ventilating at book length would never have occurred to writers, much less publishers.

The Israeli or Quartet response that such matters are preconditions to talks causes hollow laughter in Gaza.

Thus, Southwood Smith argued, in a potent expression of the "sanitary idea," "[t]he more closely the localities are examined of every situation in which the plague prevails, the more abundant the sources of putrefying animal matter will appear, and the more manifest it will become, not only that such matter must be present, but that it must abound".

He has some reservations about the "posted workers" rules that govern such matters.

Nonetheless, he said, the lawyers stood ready to file an appeal if necessary with the Vatican court that handles such matters.

Ten months earlier his nomination for a peerage had been rejected by the committee that scrutinised such matters at the time.

The property sat within a protected zone of both natural and historical significance — any alterations to the old structure and grounds would need the approval of a government board that oversees such matters.