Of that sum, which covers matters beyond the criminal case, $47 million was for back taxes and the rest is for penalties.
The new president's promises are likely to be put to the test very soon, for example when Copts request permission to build new churches or have their own law of "personal status", which covers matters such as marriage, divorce, child custody, and inheritance.
Once upon a time, as legend has it, things were different: most Americans tuned into Walter Cronkite in the evening or picked up the morning newspaper, which covered matters of national and international importance, like politics, foreign affairs, and business developments.
This time it will be hosted online, on our sister blog Prospero, which covers cultural matters.
It is included in the section of the code on "personal responsibility," which covers such matters as family life, personal honesty and finances.
Among the classes she has found most useful are those dealing with parenting skills, the Personal Status Law (which covers family matters such as marriage, divorce and custody of children) and income-generating projects.
The database includes a category called "economic activity," which covers decisions on matters like securities law, consumer protection, mergers and punitive damages.
They called the pending reauthorization of the Higher Education Act, which covers a variety of matters involving colleges and universities, "the most pressing item on the Congressional agenda for education" because rising tuition hurts colleges at a time when attending college has become increasingly important.
He likened gray matter, which covers the brain, to computers scattered across the Internet.
The crucial term is "any particular matter," which covers any investigation or enforcement action involving one of Ms. White's former clients.
To be clear, this did not mean that I could regulate the use of freedom of expression in all contexts, because my trademark only covered certain areas (it fell within Class 16 on the "International Schedule of Goods and Services," which covers, in short, printed matter).
