None of this involves anything to do with doctrinal matters such as women bishops, gay priests or Latin masses, which are matters for religions.
"We will not seek to ask or answer questions in relation to the BBC which are matters for the forthcoming charter review process," said Ofcom.
Catharism held that the universe was a battleground between good, which was spirit, and evil, which was matter.
In its original incarnation, Einstein considered a spacetime filled with matter excepting one region, the hole, which was matter free.
Boundaries of the City of Mappano, the establishment of which was matter of a referendum on 11 November 2012 (Council of the Piemonte Region, DCR 180-29,152/2012, July 17).
Nevertheless, at Weisheipl [1980], p. 253, he uses the expression rather differently, citing the view that "after the monad, which is God, must come the dyad, which is matter and form (the binarium famosissimum)." 23.
Look at the rocket on this day, which is what mattered most to those involved.
Biopesticides do not feature residue problems, which are a matter of significant concern for consumers.
Fungi are among the principal causal agents of emerging plant diseases, which are a matter of worldwide concern.
It is not yet helping the people, which is what matters at the end of the day.
