Sentence examples for the matters on from inspiring English sources

"The matters on which you are choosing to address us are matters upon which we have already ruled, as you would know if you had taken the trouble to read our decisions," he said curtly.

Seamus Mallon, a Catholic politician who is the deputy first minister of the assembly, reported that there were "very robust negotiations" on the matters on the Sinn Fein agenda but no proposals from Sinn Fein on the disarmament issues.

It is not necessary, they said, that a comment must identify the matters on which it is based with sufficient particularity to enable the reader to judge for himself whether it was well founded.

After Monday's hearing, Gildo's solicitor, Gareth Peirce, said his case had exposed a number of "contradictions" – not least that the matters on which he was charged were not offences in Sweden, and that the UK government had expressed support for the Syrian opposition.

However, the court held "the comment has to identify, at least in general terms, the matters on which it is based" so that "the reader can understand what the comment is about and the commentator can, if challenged, explain by giving particulars of the subject matter of his comment why he expressed the views that he did".

"Thousands of other organisations are also employers, but they are not asked to clear legislation that affects them," he said, adding that it was difficult to see where Charles' interests lie in some of the matters on which he is being consulted.

"Literally they talk to everyone," said one person familiar with the matter on the matter.

remained silent on the matter on Tuesday.

The C.I.A. declined to comment on the matter on Sunday.

The F.D.A. had no comment on the matter on Thursday.

The Afghan National Security Council discussed the matter on Sunday.