A future Matters column will examine a few of them.

I will deal with that attorney in any future matters."

He hadn't meant to strike the chord of future matters, but what else would work?

The explanation of vote will thus apply to future matters of a similar kind.

Only the present and the future matter, Doctor."

But its present and its future matter more.

Campbell declared the matter closed and said that it would not have any bearing on any future matters.

A reasonable investigation focusing on material future matters.

But that is a future matter.

He will be restricted to communicating through Take-Two's attorneys on any future matters.

Socrates then argues that full knowledge of any subject involves an understanding not only of future matters, but also of past and present.

I don't think that's the only thing that matters; I believe that investing in the future matters, too.

Our future matters."

"But the future matters, Annis.

For all of Mr. Friedman's sensible ideas depend on believing that the future matters, even favoring it when planning a nation's destiny.

For a $5,000 annual retainer, he could become Mrs. Moeves's OSHA consultant, training her employees and advising her on future matters, including inspections.

Tien further stated that the MTRC would face probable dissent from Liberal members in future matters involving MTRC inside district councils.

These officials also told the subcommittee that they believed Mr. Watkins had intended to follow the rules and had in fact drafted a letter in late September to disqualify himself from future matters affecting automobile policy.

As such, the success of this test case sets a precedent for future matters relating to the legitimate use of digital signatures as a means of identity verification- an issue likely to become more prevalent as dependence on technology continues to escalate.

The Supreme Court ruled that the case was moot because Harper had already graduated, declined to further consider it, and ordered the lower court to vacate their decision against Harper (see Vacated judgment), leaving future matters open for litigation as though the previous trial had never occurred.

There is, as you have said, an undeniable demand for truth regarding past matters and transparency regarding future matters, but, in all honesty, in this respect I do not think that either the Fifteen or NATO can possibly think they have paid their dues after what you have just told us, Mr Solana.

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