in matters of

All that this means is that we are subtly influenced by our friends, even when we're not aware of it, especially in matters of money.

The principle of private judgment in matters of religion had not run its full course in accepting the Bible as the Word of God.

He would suffer heavy losses in matters of money if he continued to believe those dishonest people.

As the Times noted, "By his own description, Mr. Geithner's expertise is in matters of currency exchange rates and monetary policy. "

Given the busy nature of our lives, it's to be appreciated that we even find the time to indulge in matters of the heart.

You are a highly responsive person who tends to make lightning decisions in matters of the heart.

You value objectivity and rationality in matters of the heart, so you will find great compatibility with your Aries lover.

Tends to think in abstract and intellectualized terms, even in matters of personal import. 100.

I think you are. Alright. Many thanks, indeed, for joining us. Well, beauty may give you a head start in matters of the heart. . .

Watteau was careless in matters of material technique and many of his paintings are in consequence in a poor state of preservation.

The month's strong emphasis on communication will also help you do well in matters of the heart, dear Sagittarius.

In matters of marriage, he is not willing to consider family, would not press the traditional morals request to do.

of this form no one can act with wisdom, either in his own life or in matters of state.

Valentin Gefter says civil interference in matters of religion is turning Islam into a hero among ordinary people.

Even untoward events in matters of the heart could work to your long-term favor if your birthday falls at this time in May.

In general outlook, as well as in matters of detail, it differs from the law of the Classical period.

This will be of enormous help to you in matters of the heart, but will go beyond love.

Having thus at length freed men from all dominion over one another in matters of religion, let us now consider what they are to do.

They knew, as an abstract proposition, that in matters of business all men are to be accounted liars.

In matters of the heart, once Venus enters Aquarius on December 7, Venus will be perfectly positioned to bring sparkle to your love life.

Previously, no unifying law was on the books, and several agencies had a say in matters of general competition and mergers.

It was a private affair, except, of course, in matters of marriage and family disgrace.

First, in matters of health, I believe our world is out of balance, possibly as never before in history.

Dinner times provide opportunities to catch up on the day and for formal instruction in matters of faith and values.

He says that cooperation in matters of security between China and the U. S. benefits both countries.

Some would argue that, in matters of great public import, scientific dissent should be silenced.

I believe that our world is out of balance in matters of health as never before.

negligence, lack of maintenance, improper use by the end-user, failure to comply with technical instruction in matters of guarantee.

dealing with audit services in matters of merger, division or liquidation of enterprises and producing the relevant reports; and.

BP said when OSHA imposed the fine that the Toledo refinery had made 'measurable improvement in matters of process safety. '

Much still prevents men from being placed in a position to use their own minds securely and well in matters of religion.

It is a basic principle of our modern Commonwealth that we respect each other's sovereignty in matters of internal policy.

Victoria loved her husband deeply. She relied on his advice in matters of state, especially in diplomacy.

In matters of speculation, however , though "man proposes, " "money disposes . "

All citizens should be free to follow their conscience in matters of religious faith.

Determine responsibility in matters of discipline or for educational(training) purposes after the game has ended.

One who affects an offensive air of self-satisfied superiority in matters of taste or intellect.

But in matters of substance, Mr Nazarbayev has in recent days done more favours to China than to Russia.

Excessively scrupulous or sensitive, especially in matters of taste or propriety.

Damian Green, the shadow immigration spokesman, has a deep Tory scepticism about the state's role in matters of identity.

But in matters of greater weight, I may suffer from the want of money.

Training Halls do not come cheap but in matters of life and death one does not want to pinch pennies.

To educate in matters of culture and refinement; make more polished or sophisticated.

As such our tolerance for facial distortion is relatively low in matters of portraiture .

Will we become a nation that observes ourConstitution only in matters of convenience?

But in matters of co-existence between religions and cultures, not all politics is local.

But Syrian courts refuse to interfere in matters of "national security" .

Indifferent or lukewarm especially in matters of religion.

It ensures that individuals and organizations are accountable for their actions in matters of law and administration.

THE rulers of ancient Rome were ruthlessly pragmatic in matters of religion.

When you step inside, you will also find original approaches in matters of perspectives, angles and shapes.

Refined awareness and appreciation in matters of feeling.

They deferred to the old worker in matters of importance.

In matters of secrecy, let not the Moon be combust, but going from combustion.

A world that is greatly out of balance, also in matters of health, is neither stable nor secure.

I wanted to try having a Chinese meal, but my father was born and raised in Texas and was extremely conservative in matters of food.

In matters of family life, everyone has a unique experience.

This is the first time since 1998-early 1999 that you have had this enormous advane in matters of the heart!

A world that is greatly out of balance in matters of health is neither stable nor secure.

He saw no room for mysterymongering in matters of science and mathematics.

In matters of substance, they appear to know little.

It would put them under the NCAA in matters of safety and insurance, which might lead to proper rules.

We are a long way from outlawing the commons in matters of pleasure.

The ancient Romans said that in matters of language, usage is more powerful than Caesar.

A world that is out of balance in matters of health is neither stable nor secure.

There is a general obligation on employees to take care of others and cooperate with employers in matters of health and safety.

In matters of health, things should improve once Saturn goes direct on May 16.

In matters of sex, as of war, Europeans are from Venus.

Or are they leaving this world more and more out of balance, especially in matters of health?

In matters of love, you may currently see it too rosy.

In Thailand, generals have a long tradition of coups and heavy-handed intervention in matters of state.

a minister engaged in matters of state.

All of which goes to show how dreadfully stupid poor Humbert always was in matters of sex.

in matters of meaning and usage.

reliable in matters of fact.

But , but sir , in matters of love.

In matters of health, you should feel good this month.

It was impossible for them to reach an agreement because they had too many divergences in matters of detail.

European Convention on the Place for Payment in Matters of Money Liabilities;

international Convention on Certain Rules Concerning Civil Jurisdiction in Matters of Collision

Treaty for the Establishment of Uniform Rules in Matters of Private International Law;

Subcommittee on Coordination in Matters of International Drug Abuse Control;

Ad Hoc Inter-Agency Meeting on Coordination in Matters of International Drug Abuse Control;

A guiding principle in matters of artistic beauty and taste; artistic sensibility:

Agreement on Non-Aggression and Assistance in Matters of Defence;

Criminal Jurisdiction in Matters of Collision

Principle of Legal Presumption of Fault in Matters of Collision

Civil Jurisdiction in Matters of Collision

that dictionaries and grammar books r the highest authority in matters of meaning and usages

make no concession in matters of principle;

Where Chao Went Wrong in Matters of Language

[D]prejudice in matters of race and gender